The running script form of the word "father" is not much different from regular script, but it is much faster than regular script, and most of it will be in the air, which is what we call Italian couplet. Although seemingly independent strokes, the actual writing process is very coherent and the momentum is not interrupted.
The word "father" in seal script is in the shape of a right-handed staff. It represents command, labor, courage and authority. At the earliest time, people lived in groups, and often only knew their mothers, but not their fathers. Women have to take care of children and men have to work, so they must have tools in their hands. Later, men were also responsible for teaching children rules, and this tool represented the rules.
After the change of Chinese characters, the word "father" becomes open and stretched. As can be seen from the word "father" selected from the Han Dynasty, the rather cramped structure in the original seal script was opened, and the left side was originally an arc similar to a semicircle, but it was stretched out in the official script and became symmetrical.
Gradually, the above-ground parts also separated. It is very similar to the word stubborn in the Book of Changes, and it also gives my father a more interesting explanation. "Hey" is also a word, easy to read. The intersection of one left and one right represents one yin and one yang, and also represents the combination of men and women to form a family. Through mutual efforts, the door of happiness has been opened, and the above has become open.
The following "Wa" can also represent the unity of children or a family. A family always has a general assembly point, or belief or backbone, and then everyone can develop their talents and live their own lives here.
The cursive script of the word "father" can generally be written in one stroke. When writing a cursive script, you should pay attention to the point drawing to explain clearly, and there are obvious words, otherwise others can't understand what this word is.