Regarding your question, I will talk to you as a hard-pen calligraphy enthusiast for many years.
One of the most advanced problems in writing cursive script is that it is really, really difficult to write regular script well, which is by no means empty talk. That is to say, if regular script is not practiced to a certain extent, once it is written to people, it will easily be regarded as immature. I don't know if this is the threshold of regular script, which often happens.
However, cursive script is easy to confuse most people because of its exaggerated expression and smooth visual effect. Even the immature cursive script, once written, will make people mistakenly think that the word "En" is awesome. It is this that may cause many people to give up the informative regular script and use cursive script instead.
I don't know if you have seen a cross talk joke by Degang Guo, but it happened that the original meaning was "fewer and fewer people can write regular script now, so they all write cursive script".
I don't know if you understand what I said, man. Of course, this is my personal prejudice.
I used to be obsessed with running script, but I have long realized that as long as I practice writing, I will not put down regular script.
Let's just say so much
Thank you! !