The correct steps for writing the light character field character grid are as follows:
The first part, the first to the third stroke, start the stroke vertically and go down, close the stroke to the horizontal center line, and the second stroke is almost the same. On the left side of the midpoint of the vertical stroke, close the pen approximately to the left of the lower end of the vertical stroke. For the third stroke, the left side of the starting stroke is higher. After the stroke, the lower left side of the stroke is left out, and the stroke is almost to the horizontal midline. These three strokes The lower endpoint is basically on a horizontal line.
The second horizontal part is relatively long. You need to support the upper part. Start the pen below the center line of the horizontal stroke. Move the pen to the upper right to reach the line, a little beyond the starting point of the second stroke. The pen returns to its sharp point and the pen is closed. Complete horizontal writing.
The third part, the lower stroke and the vertical hook, start the stroke at the midpoint of the horizontal stroke, gently stroke the pen to the lower left, and close it when the stroke is flush with the left end point of the horizontal stroke. The starting stroke of the vertical hook is to the right of the horizontal midpoint. Move the pen vertically to about three-quarters of the bottom of the grid, bend to the right, and start the hook beyond the right end point of the horizontal stroke.
Note: Pay attention to the fact that the second and third strokes should be consistent and well-proportioned.
Basic definition:
Usually refers to the substance that shines on an object to enable people to see the object, such as sunlight, light, moonlight, and invisible infrared and ultraviolet rays, etc. . Also called light waves and rays. Scenery: scenery. Spring is bright. Glory; honor: bringing glory to the country. Metaphorical benefits: gain glory. Taoguang. Borrow light. A respectful speech expresses honor and is used for the arrival of the other party: presence. patronize.
1. The writing method of light.
Running script was developed on the basis of regular script. It is a collective name for a font that is between regular script and cursive script. It is divided into two types: running script and running script. "Xing" means "walking", so it is not as sloppy as cursive script, nor as straight as regular script. It is both practical and artistic.
2. The regular script of light.
Regular script is a handwritten font style seen by Chang Yan in Chinese calligraphy. It is a popular modern Chinese handwritten traditional Chinese character. This style gradually evolved from official script and became more simplified. It can be divided into large regular script, medium regular script and small regular script. Ouyang Xun, Yan Zhenqing, Liu Gongquan and Zhao Mengtuan are the four great masters of regular script.
3. Light cursive writing.
Cursive script (also known as Gao script) is a type of font in Chinese calligraphy. It has the characteristics of simple structure and continuous strokes. It is divided into three categories: Zhangcao, Jincao and Kuangcao. In the writing process, the principles of composition must be followed, such as the continuity of momentum, intricate changes, and the interplay of reality and reality. Wang Xizhi's "Chu Yue" and "Deshi" in the Jin Dynasty are considered to be Jincao.
4. Guang’s official calligraphy.
Clerical script is a common solemn font style in Chinese characters. It is generally believed to be developed from seal script. The fonts are mostly wide and flat, with long horizontal strokes and short vertical strokes. It pays attention to silkworm heads and swallow tails, with twists and turns.
5. The seal writing method of light.
Seal script is an ancient Chinese calligraphy style. In a broad sense, it refers to the calligraphy style before official script, and in a narrow sense, it specifically refers to large seal script and small seal script. The writing style of seal script is thin, strong and upright. The starting strokes include square, round and pointed pens, and the closing strokes mostly have hanging needles.