Eight. Fold, bend and other combined strokes.
1. Fold: Fold a painting, it won't exist as a single stroke, but its role in Chinese characters is the same as that of our human joints. Many primary school students often ignore the writing method of folding a picture when they are learning to write, or write too exaggerated, too sharp, too square and too round will affect the beauty of words. Write horizontally from left to right, pause at the folding point, then fold the pen and write vertically, and finish the folding in one stroke without interruption. Folds cannot be written as "sharp corners", nor can they be too large to form "two corners".
2. Cross folding hook: write a short cross with a pen, fold it down after a short stroke, hook it out to the upper left after a short stroke at the hook, and finish it in one stroke. The horizontal hook of some words can also be called horizontal oblique hook, that is, the vertical painting is slightly to the left, such as the words "sentence, code, fishing, success", and the words "xi, Si, Yu" are straight in the vertical painting. Every calligrapher has different personality characteristics and writing habits. It depends on whose post you sent. Be sure to find the characteristics of Chinese characters in that post.
3. Write horizontally and vertically: write short horizontally, fold downward, write vertically, and then write diagonally to the right. Note that the summary is short and oblique, so point it out. Pay attention to the rhythm of this stroke, there are two pauses in the middle.
4. Cross hook: when writing, write a short cross first, with the left lower and the right higher to an appropriate length. Fold the pen slightly to the left, write short, not sharp, not too long, then fold it to the right to write a short cross, and then bend it to the left to write a curved fishing. The joint between the short cross and the hook should be made in one stroke, and there is no obvious trace of folding or bending the pen. Note that the last hook should be slightly bent.
5. Cross-folding: Cross-folding horizontal painting is short and short, and you can dip your pen or point your pen. The first fold is a short vertical line inclined to the left, and the second fold is a short horizontal line drooping to the right. Relatively speaking, this calculation is stretched. Writing process: after writing a short horizontal line, the nib lifts the pen to the right until it is about to leave the paper, and then presses it down. When the vertical stroke is in place, bend to the right and write the horizontal stroke instead. After writing horizontally, it bends to the left and turns to write sketches. Finally collect the pen.
6. Vertical folding: the pen pauses slightly, and the downward writing is vertical folding (depending on the characters, there are different lengths). Write horizontally to the right after closing the pen, and close the pen.
7. Transverse hook: the combination of transverse pull and vertical hook. Gently lift the pen, write horizontally, low left and high right. At the folding point, write the appropriate length. At the turning point, it turns full, round and natural. After turning right, write the appropriate length and hook it. This stroke consists of square folding, round turning and hook lifting. Be sure to write these points down well.
8. Cross-folded oblique hook: the combination of horizontal painting and oblique hook. Some people also call it a hook. Start the pen slightly, draw short horizontally to the right, then go down after turning, slightly lift the pen in the middle (if you use too much force, the strokes will be stiff) and slightly bend. This arc should be tough, and the pen will rise slightly when it is hooked. Cross hook and cross hook are similar to some extent. For example, some calligraphers write the word "Fan", which will be written as a horizontal hook, and some will be written as a horizontal hook, which is not ugly. However, the words "wind, phoenix and flying" should be written as cross-folded hooks, which depends on your practice.
9. Vertical folding: write vertically with a small pen, with the vertical drawing slightly inclined, then fold to the right with a small pen to write short and horizontal, and then write to the left.
10. Vertical bending: write short vertical lines after short strokes, and then turn to the right horizontal direction to write short horizontal lines, with a pen slightly heavier. This stroke is generally small, so don't write too big.
1 1. Vertical bending hook: On the basis of vertical bending, tick the pen upward when closing the pen, and the stroke is longer than the vertical bending.
12. Transverse bending: the combination of horizontal drawing and vertical bending is to add a short horizontal line on the basis of vertical bending, and pay attention to the connection of the middle folding pen. It's similar to the horizontal hook mentioned above, except that a hook painting is missing, and this stroke is smaller. Write a short horizontal line when writing, a short vertical line when folding the pen slightly, and then turn the short horizontal line to the right. The pen is heavier.
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14. Vertical folding hook: short strokes write short vertical, short strokes write horizontal, and left strokes write vertical hook. Note that the vertical hook should not be too straight or too inclined, and the hook should be small and sharp.
15. Skimming (also called skimming): write short strokes when writing, draw sharp strokes when skimming, then start the next stroke, fold to the right after finishing one stroke, and draw sharp strokes when closing the pen. Have a sense of rhythm, but not out of touch. It should be written in one stroke.
65438+ The rhythm of this stroke is from heavy to light, and from light to heavy. When writing a word, the change of inclination, angle and weight between the apostrophe and the long oblique point will affect the beauty of the whole word. This kind of stroke is one of the basic strokes that is difficult to master and needs repeated practice.
65438+ Note that the bend should be round, the lower cross should be flat, and the hook should be small and sharp. The left ear is smaller and the right ear is fuller.
These three-day continuous updating courses are some common basic strokes in Chinese characters, and also some basic knowledge that beginners must master in hard pen calligraphy. Many children can't write well, not because of talent or skill, and lack persistent practice. If you practice every day and still can't see progress, you should find out the problem of learning methods. Are you not good at reading and pasting? Are there any mechanical exercises without thinking? Or did you practice too little? You must practice effectively to see the results. In short, it is not difficult to practice good handwriting as long as the root of the problem is found and solved. If it is difficult, it is also difficult to persist for a long time. If you have any questions, you can ask them in the comments section. As long as time permits, I will answer them one by one. Thank you for your attention.