First of all, pay attention to the posture of holding the pen. The correct posture of holding the pen is that the thumb, index finger and middle finger hold the pen, and the ring finger and little finger naturally relax. Hold the pen steadily, but don't use too much force, so as not to affect the fluency of strokes.
Secondly, we must master the pen and the pen. Start the pen lightly, close the pen heavily, so that the strokes change and have a sense of hierarchy. In the process of writing, we should pay attention to maintaining the consistency and fluency of strokes to avoid pen breaking and jitter.
In addition, pay attention to the speed and rhythm of writing. Beginners can slow down and gradually increase their speed, but keep a steady sense of rhythm. Too fast can easily lead to unclear strokes, and too slow can easily make hands tired.
In addition, we should pay attention to the standardization of fonts and the accuracy of structures. Brush calligraphy pays attention to the beauty of font and the balance of structure, so we should pay attention to the standardization of font and the accuracy of structure when writing. We can improve the standardization of glyphs by imitating famous works and reference copybooks.
Finally, we should practice and ponder again and again. Brush calligraphy is an art that needs long-term persistence and constant practice. Only through constant practice and repeated thinking can we improve our writing level.
In short, when adults practice brush calligraphy, they should pay attention to the posture of holding the pen, the starting and closing of strokes, the speed and rhythm of writing, the standardization and accuracy of font structure, and practice and ponder repeatedly. Through continuous efforts and practice, I believe everyone can make progress in brush calligraphy.