Learning calligraphy is divided into several steps.
The first step is to prepare carefully. The preparation content is divided into two aspects: one is paper and pen. At the beginning, the pen used a pencil and the paper used 60K white paper, all for the convenience of tracing. The second is to find a copybook suitable for your own practice (preferably European). The world practices regular script in three ways: European, Yan and Liu. These three people are all famous calligraphers in the Tang Dynasty. European style is the font of Ou Yangxun, and the most famous one is "Jiuchenggong Liquanming". European-style knot uses the advantage of leaning, that is, the stroke arrangement is slightly raised on the right shoulder, the stroke is oblique, the length and thickness are varied, and the reality is just right, which is both clever and suitable for practicing basic skills. Yan's style is clear words, leaving many inscriptions, the most famous of which is the multi-pagoda monument. Yan character absorbs the characteristics of the front structure of official script seal, and the strokes are symmetrical and even, horizontal and vertical. The two vertical strokes of the box are written in an arc, like two outward bows, with a soft middle and a needle hidden in cotton. The shape is magnificent, but it will look loose if you don't pay attention to it. It needs the performance of internal brushwork and is not suitable for beginners. Liu Ti, Gong Liu pine nuts, is most famous for its mysterious tower and Shence Army Monument. Liu Shu's middle palace (the central part of a stroke) is very tight, with its limbs extended. Its basic characteristics are low left and high right, tight left and comfortable right. As a beginner's copybook, it is better than Yan Ti, second only to Liu Ti. It's not a good idea to paste beginners' books directly on ancient monuments. We should just use today's hard copy book. We strongly recommend the copybooks of today's famous regular script writers Tian Yingzhang and Lu Zhongnan.
The second step is copying. Copy and paste first. When you are a beginner, follow the same pattern. Cover the copybook with white paper and trace the pasted words one by one (practice for at least 30 days and at least 2000 words a day). Practice like this for a month, and you can basically achieve the shape of five or six points. However, copying and pasting is not enough. Copying and pasting can only learn glyphs, but not both form and spirit. The words learned are tangible and have no spirit. After copying and pasting, it must be pasted. Choose an office chair with moderate height. When pasting, separate the paper from the paste, put the paper in front of the book, paste it on the paper, and study the pasted words carefully (at least 30 days, at least 2000 words a day). So you can copy and paste it for a month.
The third step is to consolidate and improve. After learning Chinese well, how to consolidate the learning results is very important. First, practice repeatedly, throw away the copybook, write with pen and paper while remembering, and practice repeatedly against the copybook if you can't remember or write badly (at least 2000 words a day). The second is strict everywhere. Before your font takes shape, as long as you write, no matter what words you write, even if you write a receipt, remember the pasted font and don't be careless. When people practice calligraphy, they often write while practicing. They practiced calligraphy seriously and wrote carelessly, so that nine years fell short and their calligraphy remained the same.
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