The copybook is also very important. Many copybooks are not good now (when my teacher wanted to teach me official script, I went to the bookstore for a long time but couldn't find it. Finally, he gave me one he had learned, followed by an eight. You can buy a copybook. Of course, you can learn strokes and buy a special sticker, which can be compared with the words on the copybook. Don't buy it if it doesn't look like it.
Also, you should lay a solid foundation for practicing calligraphy, and don't dream of reaching the sky in one step. So many calligraphers in history wrote their best works in their later years, so let's figure out how to learn regular script well first and talk about the rest later.
PS: I studied Emperor Yan. Privately, I think Emperor Yan is more atmospheric and Tang Dynasty-like than European style. However, most girls learn European sports, which is rather delicate. I am an exception. O(∩_∩)O ha!