You should be talking about the piece of paper in Tian Zige students' notebooks, 1 1 line, with 8 squares in each line. Content: Among countless blue eyes and brown eyes, I have a pair of jewel-like black eyes. I am proud, I come from China! In countless white skin and black skin, I have yellow skin like the earth, I am proud, I come from China! I come from China-the Loess Plateau is my chest, and the flowing water of the Yellow River is my boiling blood; The Great Wall is my raised arm, and Mount Tai is my heel. In the leftmost column "I'm from China", write an excerpt from the book "I'm from" from the first box on the right, but after writing two words in the second column, you can write two boxes in small print in a row (still vertically, don't worry about the boxes, keep copying, it is estimated that you can write seven or eight words), then continue to write one by one, and then write three words in the fourth column, according to the second column. In this way, it is estimated that the seventh column should be enough for you to write (if there are not enough grids, you need to delete another sentence and try to make at least three grids available in the seventh column). Then the eighth column is divided into two, and the right column is about 2 cm away from the top to write an excerpt from a modern poem "I'm from China". The left column begins to write the child's name at the middle height of the word "small" and "poem". Be careful not to mix up the children's names. In this case, even if your child's handwriting is not so good, there are some forms of calligraphy in form (it looks absolutely better than copying books casually and the works are vivid), and unless the judges don't even know shit, they will basically win the prize.
If the grid is not what I said, you can refer to my method and make a fuss about the inscription, because the inscription is finally divided into two small columns. It stands to reason that the paper of calligraphy competition is generally 15 lines. According to your 1 1 line, I remind you so. If it is 15 line, you should make the two margins symmetrical. Punctuation is basically unnecessary. If necessary, ask the child to bring a red pen and put it in the lower right corner of the grid.
I just got some money from the school board. I've thought about the competition topics of hard-pen calligraphy, and I've made them: a piece of paper, 25 Tian Zige (compared with the post), 1 10 grid (10* 1 1) (compared with the creation). I have a lot of marks, so you can answer any questions.