As for copybooks, I personally prefer the preface to Lanting Collection, Yu Ben, Ding Wu Ben, Chu Ben and Feng Ben.
Running script and running script all start from regular script. I prefer running script, which is neat and not rigid. It is suggested to learn European style, and learn Tian Yingzhang's copybook with the pen of Li Quanming in Jiuchenggong. ...
Both practical and beautiful ~ ~ ~ First of all, you should know that running scripts are divided into running scripts and running scripts. Running script refers to running script close to regular script, and strokes are involved, but not much; Cursive script is close to cursive script. For most people, cursive script is just some symbols, which are difficult to identify. But cursive script is what most people admire. Calligraphers often use this handwriting in their daily performances. Its advantages are: first, fast speed and smooth strokes; Second, it is easier to show your calligraphy skills-if you perform calligraphy in public, write regular script or official script, it will be very slow. It lacks strong momentum. For ordinary people or people who don't know calligraphy, he thinks you are a beginner.
In fact, your problem is to learn hard-pen calligraphy, and you can learn cursive script in your daily writing. I suggest you go to the bookstore to read hard-pen calligraphy, cursive copybook. Copy, think twice, and draw inferences from others to write well. Don't forget, you must write well and stick to it.