1. Find suitable textbooks and tutors: choose textbooks suitable for beginners, or find experienced calligraphy teachers to guide your study. They can help you establish the correct posture and stroke foundation.
2. Practice basic strokes: The basis of calligraphy is to master basic strokes, such as horizontal, vertical, left and right. By practicing these basic strokes repeatedly, you can gradually improve your writing skills and pen-using ability.
3. Cultivate good posture and brushwork: Correct posture and brushwork are very important for calligraphy. Keep your body relaxed and use your wrists and arms to control the movement of the pen, not your fingers. At the same time, pay attention to uniform force to avoid broken pens or overweight.
4. Write more and practice more: calligraphy needs constant practice to improve. Spend some time practicing writing every day, you can choose some classic copybooks to imitate, or you can try to create some works yourself.
5. Pay attention to details and norms: Calligraphy is an art that pays attention to details and norms. Pay attention to the structure and proportion of each word and keep the font neat and beautiful. At the same time, pay attention to the speed and rhythm of writing, not too fast or too slow.
6. Appreciate famous works: By appreciating famous works, you can learn their brushwork and style, and at the same time improve your aesthetic ability.
7. Persistence and enjoyment: It takes time and patience to learn calligraphy. Don't give up easily. At the same time, we should enjoy the learning process and regard calligraphy as a way to relax and express our feelings.