1. Correct posture: keep your body relaxed, your feet flat, sit up straight, your arms droop naturally, and your wrists relax.
2. Hold the pen correctly: Hold the pen with the three fingertips of thumb, forefinger and middle finger, with moderate strength, not too tight or too loose.
3. Use the pen evenly: keep the pen tip perpendicular to the paper surface, and apply force evenly, regardless of lightness or heaviness.
4. Steady pen: keep your wrist stable, and don't shake or tremble, so as not to affect the beautiful writing.
5. Practice basic strokes: master the basic writing methods of horizontal, vertical, left and right strokes, and improve the accuracy and fluency of strokes through repeated practice.
6. Pay attention to the font structure: each word has its own unique structure and proportional relationship. Pay attention to the position and size of each stroke and the overall balance of words.
7. Practice more: Only through a lot of practice can we improve the level of hard pen calligraphy. You can choose some classic copybook imitation exercises.
8. Pay attention to details: In the process of writing, pay attention to the norms of word spacing, line spacing and font, and strive to be neat and beautiful.
9. Adjust the speed: Beginners can slow down the writing speed first and gradually increase the speed, but keep the handwriting clear and accurate.
10. Cultivate interest: It is very important to cultivate interest in hard-pen calligraphy. Only by being full of love and patience for calligraphy can we persist and make progress.