The difference between printed letters and European letters

Block letters and Ou Kai are both regular scripts. They have some similarities, but there are also some differences.

* * * Similarities:

1. Writing characteristics: both block letters and European styles require square fonts, straight strokes and neat arrangement. They all emphasize the brushwork of Teton, Hidden Dew, Fiona Fang, Fast and Slow, and pay attention to the different forms and textures of regular script.

2. Scope of application: Both block letters and block letters are suitable for formal occasions and official documents, such as official documents and exams, because they are standardized, neat and easy to read.

Difference:

1. Font style: block letters are more correct and moderate, and European letters are more slender, delicate and meaningful.

2. Turning point and brushstroke part: Beginners can grasp Ou Kai's turning point and brushstroke part well, which looks easy to write, while block letters may have higher requirements for calligraphy skills and foundation.

In a word, printed letters and European letters have both similarities and differences in writing. You can choose your own regular script style according to your personal preferences and writing habits.