Chinese calligraphy and painting are the traditional culture of the Chinese nation and the quintessence of China. In Japan, primary school students are required to learn Chinese calligraphy and painting, but not many of our Chinese children can grasp a brush! The Japanese dare to assert that their attainments in Chinese painting will soon surpass that of China. In the future, our country’s national quintessence may become Japan’s intangible cultural heritage, just like traditional Chinese medicine... So if possible, children should be allowed to learn it Learning calligraphy can even popularize calligraphy courses in primary schools. . . Learning calligraphy and painting can not only improve calligraphy, but long-term practice can also cultivate a child's perseverance and aesthetic ability. It's quite boring when you first learn it, so don't ask too much of them. Write for 15 minutes every day, and then increase the time when you are interested. In fact, primary school is the best time to learn calligraphy and painting. The framework and structure of a person's handwriting begin to be finalized in primary school.