1. Correct posture: Keep your body relaxed, your feet flat and your arms droop naturally. Relax your wrists and don't push too hard, so as not to affect the fluency of strokes.
2. Hold the pen correctly: When holding the pen, gently hold the pen holder with the three fingertips of thumb, forefinger and middle finger, and don't use too much force to avoid finger fatigue. At the same time, the angle between the pen and the paper should be kept moderate, generally around 45 degrees.
3. Clear strokes: In the process of writing, pay attention to clear strokes. Every pen must have a beginning and an end. Don't break it and don't be vague. You can improve the clarity of strokes by repeatedly practicing basic strokes such as horizontal, vertical, left and right strokes.
4. Font specification: Hard pen calligraphy pays attention to the specification of fonts and should be written in accordance with the prescribed fonts. We can improve the standardization of glyphs by imitating excellent hard-pen calligraphy works.
5. Strong pen: Hard pen calligraphy needs a strong pen, but don't use too much force. Use the strength of the wrist to control the movement of the pen, not the strength of the fingers. This can make strokes smoother and reduce finger fatigue.
6. Uniform spacing: In the process of writing, we should pay attention to the uniform spacing between words. You can improve the uniformity of word spacing by practicing the skills of straight line and parallel line.
7. Keep practicing: Hard pen calligraphy needs long-term practice to make progress. You can set aside some time to practice every day and gradually improve your writing level.
In short, practicing hard-pen calligraphy requires correct posture, correct pen holding method, clear strokes, standardized fonts, strong pen use, even spacing and persistent practice. Through continuous efforts and practice, you can improve your hard pen calligraphy level.