Xian, the left side is short and vertical, not too long. It is forbidden to use hanging needles when collecting pens. The right vertical hook is quite powerful, and the hook front must be sharp, straight and angular, and the method of "kneeling the pen and bouncing the front" is adopted. Xian, often used on the right, has an independent pronunciation: "dāo". In Chinese teaching, teachers often pronounce it as "beside a vertical knife" or "beside a sharp knife". The words containing the word "Xian" are mostly combined words with left and right structures.
With regard to the writing skills of the characters beside "Xian", it is worth emphasizing that referring to Mr. Wang's four structures of "Zhe, Li, Bie and Dao", it can be seen that the "Xian" with small radicals accounts for about one-third of the structural space, but it is slightly higher than the left radical in up and down length.
In particular, the right vertical hook of "Xian" is often regarded as the main pen or the secondary main pen of this word. Through this processing, the center lines of the roots located on the left and right sides respectively remain relatively consistent, thus ensuring the overall balance and stability of Chinese characters. The left radical is slightly shorter, and the left vertical is treated as one third of the right vertical, which ensures the change of strokes.
Regular script, a font of Chinese characters, is also called regular script, regular script, original script and regular script. It gradually evolved from official script, becoming more simplified and more horizontal and vertical. The book Ci Hai is interpreted as "square in shape and straight in brushwork, which can be used as a model". This kind of Chinese character has the correct font and is a modern popular handwritten orthographic Chinese character.
Font classification:
1,1~ 3cm in lowercase letters (fine print), above 5cm in uppercase letters (large print), and middle letters. But this is just a general division. In fact, in real life, there are few small characters less than 1 cm and large characters greater than1.8m. ..
2. Lower case: Lower case, as the name implies, is a lower case, which was founded in Zhong You of the Wei Dynasty in the Three Kingdoms. He was once an outstanding master of official script, and the brushwork of regular script was born in Han Li. His brushwork is as vivid as playing in the sea. However, the structure is wide and flat, the horizontal painting is long and the vertical painting is short, and the legacy of official division still exists. However, the model method is ready, and it is actually the ancestor of the official book. When Wang Xizhi came to the Eastern Jin Dynasty, he studied the lower case calligraphy more carefully and made it perfect, which also set a good appreciation standard for China's lower case calligraphy.
3. Block letters: Under normal circumstances, people call real books that are more than one inch and several inches square block letters. The larger characters in real books are called "Bangshu" and "Broken Book". According to the accumulated experience of calligraphers in past dynasties, learning calligraphy should start with writing big characters and doing basic exercises. Mastering the stippling, structure and white cloth in block letters, and making stippling accurate and proper, then writing in block letters can be comprehensive and the stippling rules are clear; Moreover, the study list can be intimate, open-minded and not distracted.