1. Origin and development: Regular script originated in the Southern and Northern Dynasties in China, and gradually formed a unique calligraphy style through the evolution and development of Sui, Tang, Song and Yuan Dynasties. The representative works of Qizi regular script are Preface to Lanting by Wang Xizhi and Sacrifice to My Nephew by Yan Zhenqing.
2. Stroke characteristics: Qizi traditional regular script strokes are heavy and powerful, and the structure is rigorous and orderly. Among them, the use of basic strokes such as horizontal, vertical, left and right is very particular, and it is necessary to master certain skills and methods. For example, horizontal painting should be vigorous, vertical painting should be vertical and stable, skimming painting should be smooth and natural, and painting should be freely retracted.
3. Artistic value: Regular script has high artistic value and appreciation value. It not only embodies the essence and charm of China traditional culture, but also shows the talent and creativity of calligraphers. At the same time, regular script is also an important cultural heritage, which is of great significance to the study of China's calligraphy history and cultural history.
4. Application field: Seven-character traditional regular script is not only widely used in the field of calligraphy art, but also used in printing, advertising design, logo recognition and so on. Many enterprises and institutions like to use regular script as the design element of brand image or slogan to reflect their high-end brand image.
The writing skills of Qizi regular script are as follows:
1, stroke structure: the stroke structure of Qizi mainly includes four parts: horizontal, vertical, left and right. The horizontal and vertical strokes are the basic strokes and the left and right strokes are the auxiliary strokes. When writing, we should pay attention to the beginning, turning and closing of strokes to make them smooth and natural.
2. Font proportion: The font proportion of Qizi is required to be narrow at the top and wide at the bottom, narrow at the left and wide at the right. This proportion makes the whole word look more harmonious. When writing, we should pay attention to the proportional relationship of each part to avoid the phenomenon of being too big or too small.
3, stroke order: the stroke order of Qizi is to write horizontal first, then vertical, then left, and finally left. When you write, you should follow this order to avoid writing backwards or skipping some strokes.
4, pen power: Qizi's pen power is moderate, not too heavy or too light. Too heavy will make the words look stiff, too light will make the words look light and weak. When writing, you should master the strength of the pen according to the structure and shape of the words.