Running script is a writing style between regular script and cursive script. Writing is more unrestrained and fluent, close to cursive. The writing is relatively correct and stable, close to regular script.
In the process of writing, the rotation of the brush (hard pen calligraphy is the tip) is more obvious in various forms of stippling. This movement of the brush often leaves a trace of hairspring between dots and pictures and between words, which is matchmaking.
Running script is the quick writing of regular script, and it is the stream of regular script. Through the analysis of several groups of characters in regular script and running script, we will find that when writing in regular script and running script, the writing method of stippling and the criteria to be followed when using the pen, such as centering, laying the pen, pushing the main point and hiding the front, are consistent, while running script is relatively stretched and smooth.
The arrangement of regular script structure is only an intermediate stage. It evolved from official script. If regular script is flat and even, then dennis gabor's brushwork is official script. Simple writing is running script, simple writing is cursing, and now it is grass.
Novices can choose the direction that is conducive to practicing basic skills and their future development according to their own personality and preferences, and they can also consider which style is conducive to practicing according to their work needs. There are many inscriptions in the running script, such as Preface to Lanting Pavilion by Wang Xizhi, Preface to the Collection of Imperial Orders by Tang Huairen, Manuscript of Yan Zhenqing's Sacrifice to His Nephew, Contention for Seats and Uncle, Monument to General Li Beihai Yunhui, Monument to Hawke, Monument to Lushan Temple, Postscript to Jiuhua in Yang Ningshi and Sushi.