The evolution of Liao characters
1, the earliest form of the word "le" can be traced back to the period of Oracle Bone Inscriptions, when it was written in a shape similar to "Koule", indicating that the mouth was open.
2. In the period of Xiao Zhuan, the shape of Liao characters gradually evolved into the shape of "mouth", which is a snake-like animal, indicating the appearance of making sounds.
3. With the passage of time, the shape of Liao characters has further evolved and become our common appearance now, that is, "the structure of the mouth is up and down, and the shape of the mouth is knowing, indicating the sound made by animals."
Matters needing attention in writing Liao characters well
1. Writing standard: When writing Liao characters, pay attention to keeping the strokes standard and tidy. The basic structure of Liao is composed of two parts, the upper part is in the shape of "Guang" and the lower part is in the shape of "Yao". Pay attention to the starting and ending positions of each stroke and the writing order between them.
2. Smooth strokes: keep your wrists and arms steady when writing, and master the strength and speed of using the pen. Avoid shaky or stiff strokes.
3. Symmetry of glyphs: The overall character of Liao should maintain symmetry and balance of glyphs. The proportion of the upper and lower parts should be coordinated, and the upper and lower parts should not be unbalanced.
4. Pay attention to the word spacing and font ratio: the word spacing of Liao characters should be moderate, not too crowded or too scattered. At the same time, we should pay attention to maintaining the proper proportion of glyphs to avoid the situation that some strokes are too uneven.
5, practice and imitation: to write a good word Liao, you need to practice and imitate repeatedly. You can refer to calligraphy books or read excellent copybooks to improve the quality and level of your own words through imitation.
Liao's surname comes from many sources. One of the main origins is that he came from the surname, a descendant of Liao Shuan, the ancestor of the imperial clan of Xia Dynasty, and took the country as his surname. Second, Zi Ji, a descendant of Zi Ji, takes the city name as his surname; Third, Gao surnamed Yan, the sage of Yao and Shun worshipped the descendants of Emperor Tang Deming, founded the country in Guo, and took the country name as his surname.