The basic strokes for getting started with regular script are as follows:
1. Dot, this is the first step for most people to start learning regular script. The basic form of dot is the tip of the head, the roundness of the tail, and the belly. Flat and rounded back, many people must be embarrassed by this point when they first start practicing. It seems simple, but in fact there are many types of points.
2. Horizontal, this is a stroke that appears in many words. It is difficult to say whether it is easy or simple. The strength must be mastered well, it must be emphasized and lifted lightly, and the middle must be slightly thinner and cannot be the same on both sides. thick.
3. Upright, upright like a human torso, it must be strong and strong. The vertical is also divided into two types: hanging dew vertical and hanging needle vertical. One is to press again and mention again. One is to press hard and lift lightly. It depends on the difference in characters.
4. Scroll, Scroll is also divided into long Scroll and short Scroll. The long Scroll is written right and downward, while the short Scroll is extended to the left, such as "生" and other words, but the writing must be strong.
5. Overcome the twists and turns. One fold: from head to neck. Second fold: neck to feet. Three folds: press your feet to the tip of the edge, one wave: the whole stroke has ups and downs. Like a wave.
6. The last one is the hook. When you have finished writing a vertical line and are about to hook it out, first lift the tip of the pen upward to gather the pen hair, put it down, and then push it out flatly to the left with force.
Introduction to regular script skills
1. Basics of strokes: Regular script consists of a series of basic strokes, such as horizontal, vertical, left, back, lift, dot, etc. Understanding and mastering these basic strokes is very important for writing regular script well. Practice the correct way to write each stroke and become familiar with their order and structure.
2. Writing posture: Correct writing posture is crucial to writing regular script well. Sit up straight and maintain a comfortable and relaxed body position so that your wrists and arms can move freely. Place your wrist on the writing paper and keep it steady, using the strength of your arm and shoulder to propel the movement of the pen.
3. Standard writing: Regular script emphasizes standardization and neatness. During the writing process, pay attention to maintaining the balance and consistency of the glyphs. Mastering the correct glyph structure, stroke proportions and connecting strokes will make your regular script more beautiful and neat.
4. Practice font: Choose a standard regular script font as your practice reference. You can get the correct font reference by observing excellent regular script works, consulting regular script copybooks, or using copybook tools. When practicing, first write the template font on a clean manuscript paper, and then slowly imitate and gradually form your own style.