I have written a post for a long time, but I can't get it out at all, because the muscles have formed memories, and it is very difficult to change it again. Even if the book club is only good at one position, other copybooks are essential. Reading posts is not limited to one or two books. The practical experience of many calligraphers in ancient and modern times proves that it is better to post posts than to read them.
To learn from the ancients, we must first inherit and appreciate the calligrapher's personal style, and then gradually seek change on this basis. Seek change on the basis of appreciation, and over time, the statutes will be greatly improved.
Lowercase copybook:
There are many copybooks in small letters, among which the reputation of small letters in Jin and Tang Dynasties is the most prominent. It usually includes Xuan Tie by Zhong You in Wei Dynasty, Yue Yi Lun by Wang Xizhi, Cao E Bei, Huang Ting Jing, Wang Xianzhi's Sonnets of Luoshen, and Ling Fei Jing by Tang Zhong Shaojing.
There are also ink photocopies of works in lower case such as Yuan Zhao Mengfu, Ming Wang Chong and Zhu Yunming, which are also good examples.