When writing in the rice-shaped grid, you must first look at your writing tool, whether it is a brush, a fountain pen, or a soft pen... Look directly at the bottom of the brush. For pens and soft pens, pay attention to the center of gravity of the entire word falling on the rice-shaped grid. In the center, if the weight on the left and right is evenly distributed, the whole thing will look good.
Second, it depends on the calligraphy style to be written. The main styles of regular script are Yan style and European style. If it is Yan style, it is best to write the whole frame relatively full, leaving some European style up, down, left and right, and the breath of the characters should be more. Adduction. The characters in cursive script can be large or small, but the overall shape cannot change too much. After all, it is a rice grid, so you must pay attention to the layout of the characters. It is best not to use the rice-shaped grid in cursive script. Both seal script and official script should be as neat as possible. The rice-shaped grid itself will amplify the neatness of the characters.
Third, we must pay attention to the unity of calligraphy appearance, and do not incorporate too many calligraphy styles into a work. The key is to combine the content of the words and write them. Personally, I recommend writing it in running script or cursive script. If it is a Tang poem or a thousand-character prose of hundreds of family names, you can use regular script. The Book of Songs and Han script can be written in official script. Seal script can also be used to write lyrics. I wish you success.