1, oblique point: the point is like a falling stone. When writing, you should have a clear plan and be clean.
2. Left point: the pen is heavy and the pen is light.
3, skimming point: the pen is heavy, then the pen is lifted from heavy to light, and the pen is light.
4. Pick a point: write lightly, then pen to the upper right, and then pick it out to the upper right.
5, echo point: there should be a trend of echo between two points, close together, slightly larger.
6, the upper and lower points: two points should echo each other, the lower point should be lighter, it seems that the upper point is real, and the lower point is virtual.
7, backward: the left and right points should be backward, and there is a tendency to cross hands.
8. Claw point: The starting and closing of the pen at the upper and lower points have a little meaning, which is like a claw.
9. Anti-si: When a word has two si drawings, one of them can be reduced to a point (also called anti-si).
Braille is one of the basic strokes of calligraphy, with its unique form and writing rules. In different calligraphy fonts such as regular script, running script and cursive script, the writing method of Braille is also different. The correct writing method includes the steps of starting, lifting and closing the pen, and attention should be paid to the details such as the length, thickness, angle and shape of the strokes.
Poetry: Braille is also widely used in poetry. For example, in ancient poetry, Braille is often used to describe images such as rain, tears and flowers, such as "rainy in Qingming Festival", "wet towel with tears" and "leaving people with pity". At the same time, Braille is also used to describe the passage of time and the changes of time, such as "Time flies" and "Time flies and must be cherished".
Cultural symbols: In some cultures, Braille represents different symbolic meanings. For example, in Taoism, "a little" represents the initial state of chaos and expresses an idea of the origin of the universe; In Chinese character culture, "dot" and "ink" are linked together, representing the accomplishment of literature and culture; In some modern designs, "point" is often used to indicate position, direction and size.
Keyboard input: Braille also has special significance in modern computer input. In pinyin input method, Braille usually needs to use "."to input keys on the keyboard; In the five-stroke input method, Braille needs to use the corresponding five-stroke code input. No matter which input method is used, mastering Braille input method is very important for improving typing speed and word processing efficiency.