One, three finger writing:
This pen-holding method was very popular in the Song and Yuan Dynasties, and the three-finger pen-lifting method was more flexible, not limited to writing on the table, but also used on the wall. Writing freely.
Because people at that time were sitting cross-legged on the ground, and some were still kneeling on the ground with their hips on their knees. At that time, there were no benches or tables, only machines such as coffee tables, because the machines were very low and you had to hang your hands when writing. This law spread to Japan and has been used ever since.
Second, the five-finger pen holding method
This method of holding a pen was unique in the Ming and Qing Dynasties. This method of holding a pen has been used until now, especially suitable for writing on a desk.
Three, two fingers holding the pen.
This method of holding a pen can be seen from the murals. According to archaeological research, this method of holding a pen was popular in Wei and Jin Dynasties. This method of holding a pen is very suitable for cursive writing and sitting on the floor. Writing has a lot to do with the family environment at that time.