It is difficult to control the pen when practicing hard pen calligraphy.

A strong pen means that you put the pen firmly on the paper and write in the center. So that the strokes on both sides will be smooth and smooth. I'm not asking you to go all out to carve. If you want to write powerful strokes, you should not work hard on the basis of solid brushwork, but write the strokes with a certain radian. This is the right way. Now that you write hard, it only shows that your pen holding posture is wrong.

Hard pen calligraphy writing, we must first understand the posture of holding the pen. There is a lot of pressure in this regard, but I realize that three points are very important. First of all, the pen tip should be basically vertical downward, and the pen should be lifted by wrist force instead of fingers. Second, while conforming to various pen-holding theories, it is to hold the pen in the posture when writing, and then draw a circle on the plane in the air. If the pen tip doesn't feel stuck by the joint when running at any angle, it means that your pen holding posture is correct. The third is that the finger is one inch away from the pen tip. Not too high.