1. Regular script: Regular script is the most basic font in brush calligraphy and one of the most commonly used fonts. Its strokes are standardized and its structure is clear, which is suitable for beginners to master basic strokes and glyphs.
2. Running script: Running script is a variant of regular script, with smooth and coherent strokes and fast writing speed. For beginners with a certain foundation, running script can help improve the speed and fluency of writing.
3. Cursive script: Cursive script is the most difficult font in brush calligraphy. His strokes are concise and free, and his writing speed is extremely fast. For beginners who have a certain foundation and want to challenge higher difficulty, cursive writing is a good choice.
4. Official script: Official script is the font used in ancient official documents, with strong strokes and rigorous structure. Official script is a good choice for beginners who like classical style.
5. Seal script: Seal script is the font used in ancient seals, with complex strokes and complex structure. For beginners interested in ancient culture, seal script is a good learning object.
Generally speaking, beginners can choose regular script as the entry font, because its strokes are standardized, the structure is clear and easy to master. With the deepening of practice, you can gradually try other fonts to improve your calligraphy. In addition, you can refer to the works of some calligraphers, learn their font characteristics and skills, and enrich your calligraphy style.