In the room, waves of ink are mixed with the "fragrance" of rice paper. One by one, piece by piece, pile by pile, I write tirelessly. This is my specialty-calligraphy. Every time I write, I will think of the years when I practiced basic skills as a child, which can't help but make me feel deeply.
I remember when I was a child, my mother saw that my handwriting was ugly and uneven, so she signed me up for a calligraphy class. So, from the day I went to primary school, I entered the calligraphy class. At that time, when I was young, Mr. Guo (the calligraphy teacher) gave me a small board to step on, and I barely reached the desk.
First of all, I write from strokes to strokes, such as strokes, strokes, strokes, strokes, strokes, strokes, strokes, strokes, strokes, strokes, strokes, strokes, strokes, strokes, strokes, strokes, strokes, strokes, strokes, strokes, strokes, strokes, strokes, strokes, strokes, strokes, strokes, strokes, strokes, strokes, strokes, strokes, strokes.
I still remember that the first word I practiced was "big". At that time, my "Da" was ugly and I couldn't get rid of it. I grew tired of reading such ugly words, but I saw excellent works on the wall and other students who worked hard. My heart calmed down and I practiced for nearly a year.
The teacher began to ask me to write a calligraphy work. The work is very simple, that is, Confucius said, "Isn't it a pleasure to have friends from afar?" When I was about to take the third grade exam, the teacher asked me to continue practicing. My hand hangs there like a bamboo pole every day, which is sour and painful! I'm bored again, I think: too tired and too bitter! What's the point of practicing this all day?
So I don't want to practice more and more. I asked my mother more than once, "I don't want to learn." My mother already understood my mind and said to me, "don't you want to practice a beautiful hand?" How can you improve your calligraphy if you give up halfway like this? " After listening to my mother's words, I thought, yes, I just want to make the words look good by learning Chinese calligraphy.
If you don't learn, doesn't it mean giving up all your previous efforts? Instead of sulking again, I picked up the brush again and continued to write one by one. Through my unremitting efforts, I naturally passed the third grade exam!