In the first class, the teacher taught me to write horizontal pictures. The teacher first wrote three horizontal lines for me to watch and write. I have long wanted to write like a calligrapher. I grabbed a brush and wrote like this.
At first, I wrote carefully with a brush, but later I found that I was always bad at carrying and collecting pens. I couldn't stand it, so I asked the teacher, who pressed my hand to write with me, and then let me practice by myself. At this time, the teacher said to me: learning calligraphy should be a long process, not a day or two. Don't worry, take your time. But after a long time, I feel tired and bored writing. Always practicing that pen repeatedly without changing the style of writing, I really feel annoyed. When I was absent-minded in calligraphy class, the progress of calligraphy suddenly slowed down a lot. At this time, the teacher's words cheered me up again: "We are from China, and we should inherit the fine traditions of our ancestors. Learning calligraphy well doesn't happen overnight. Keep flowing, or you will get nowhere if you spend more time! " It is this sentence that makes me understand a truth: people can't become fat at one meal, and art can't succeed at once. We must persist!
Now, my calligraphy is getting better and better, and I am often encouraged by my teachers and family. I also believe that as long as I persist, my calligraphy will be able to by going up one flight of stairs.