(1) The regular script font of "Shao" digitizes "Shao" and divides it into two numbers "7". Directly taken from the writing style of Wang Xizhi, a calligrapher in the Eastern Jin Dynasty.
(2) First of all, the writing style of Shao's running script is quite unique, and great changes have taken place since it was written. Therefore, writing the first vertical number as Arabic numeral "7" is relatively small, and the initial stroke should not be too long.
(3) Then, write the remaining strokes in Lian Bi and visualize them as an inclined Arabic numeral "7". The last stroke should not be too long, but it should have a certain distance from the bottom of the box and should not overlap.