This is a commonplace topic and the only way to learn calligraphy. I remember a fan friend said that he had been practicing calligraphy, but he couldn't write well. I don't know why. If you ask this question suddenly, it's hard to know why he can't write well. After a brief chat, I found that he didn't have a job, so I practiced by myself. I went. Can he write well? You should practice according to your habits and temperament. Here, I want to tell you in particular that you can never write well without copying. From ancient times to the present, no calligrapher can write well without copying. What is the copy for? Copying is used to standardize one's writing behavior, standardize one's handwriting, and learn writing methods and principles from copying. Therefore, it is necessary to learn calligraphy!
It doesn't matter how many words you write. These three habits will make you a master of calligraphy.
2. Holding pen posture
When I was in primary school, my teacher gave us early education, and everyone knew it. There is no need to mention it, but why do you mention it? Many people will struggle with this problem, thinking that the posture is wrong and the handwriting will never be good. Let's search Tian Yingzhang, Li Fangming and Wu Yusheng. They all have different pen holding postures. Are they all wrong? Actually, it's all right. Just write some long strokes and how to make yourself handy with a pen!
It doesn't matter how many words you write. These three habits will make you a master of calligraphy.
3. Coherent brushwork
What is a gesture? Simply put, the brush gesture is the connection between pens and the echo of stippling. Beginners must attach importance to calligraphy, understand this and form a habit!