Horizontal
Horizontal painting is the most frequently used stroke of Chinese characters. Horizontal painting is the beam of a word, which is generally slightly lower on the left and higher on the right. It can be light and heavy when starting a pen, faster when writing, and heavier when receiving a pen. The strokes should be flexible. Several horizontal paintings appear in the same word, so they can't be written the same. You can make some changes in length and direction. For example: "earth", the upper horizontal is slightly inclined, and the lower horizontal is slightly bulging; "Three" and "three horizontal lines" must not be written in the same length, and the weight of the pen also changes.
Verticality
Verticality often plays a supporting role, especially the middle and long verticals should be straight and powerful, and the long verticals should be divided into vertical hanging and vertical hanging needles. Generally, the pen is heavier, the pen is downward, slightly lighter, and the pen is heavier. The hanging needle goes down with the trend, and the pen should be collected at the front, and the pen should be sharp. Only when the last stroke of a word is vertical can it be vertical with a hanging needle.
vertical is not completely vertical, and it is not easy to write vertically, just like when people stand, they can't always stand upright, as long as they stand upright. When writing, you should be bold and write, and being too "serious" is counterproductive. And some vertical paintings, especially some short vertical and lateral vertical, should be written obliquely, such as "middle" lateral vertical and "five" middle vertical.
apostrophe
is the same as hanging the needle vertically, but pay attention to the difference of stroke length and direction during practice. For example, you can't write the word "Hou" incorrectly, otherwise, it will be extremely ugly.
Si
Si, also known as wave painting, is, as the name implies, an undulating stroke. There are two types: oblique pressing and flat pressing.
Slanting, writing lightly, from light to heavy strokes to the right and down, and then lifting the pen horizontally to the right, with sharp strokes.
flat press, written as above. When you start writing, write a short horizontal line first, and then write down to the right (slightly flat).
There is another variation. When there are several strokes in the same word, only the last stroke is kept, and the other strokes are changed to be longer, such as "this".
Lift
is written in the same short horizontal direction, starting with a heavier pen, and then starting from a heavier pen to the right, closing the pen at the front, and writing forcefully.
Fold
This is a combined stroke, and the key lies in the fold. You should slow down your writing, pause before folding. Just like a car turning, you can't go too fast, and there is no need to describe it deliberately. You should do it at one go.
Hook
is also a combination of strokes. On the basis of writing other strokes, the hook pen should hook out powerfully, and some of them are bent strokes-you need to figure out how to write them beautifully.