Yunbi is a verb, and Pinyin is yù nǐ bǐ, which means the use of brushwork and writing.
Calligraphy terminology. Refers to the process of writing in Braille.
Carrying a pen means running a brush with your wrist. To learn how to write a pen, we should understand the functions of fingers, wrists and arms and the relationship between them.
Generally speaking, the finger is used to hold the pen, and the wrist arm is used to lift the pen. When writing small characters with a diameter of less than 3 cm, the spacing between dots is small and the movements are subtle, so you should use five fingers to match the strokes. For a fist-sized font, the wrist is the main part and the finger is the auxiliary part because of the wide range of strokes. If it's bigger, it's useless to rely on your wrist alone. You have to use your arm to cooperate with your wrist to finish writing.
Source: In the Southern Song Dynasty, Jiang Kui's "Continued Book Spectrum" said: "Generally speaking, it matters, not a pen. When you hold the pen with your wrist. Holding hands is not the main luck; It is in the wrist, and the wrist is not the main thing. "
Brush stroke: a Chinese word, pronounced yáo bǐ, which means writing. Write a composition.
Source: Wang Chong's "On the Balance of Cai Cheng": "Scholars shake their pens and test civil affairs." Southern Dynasties Liang's "Wen Xin Diao Long Time Series": "Mao Yaobi scattered beads first, too rushing." Tang Du Shen Yan's poem "To Su Weidao": "Take the sword of An Xiong and fly away with a pen and a feather book." Gao Xu's poem "New Year's Day": "Shake the pen and move the world, pour out the worries of the ancients."