1, naturally extend your palm and thumb up.
2. The ring finger and little finger are slightly bent, and the palm remains flat.
3. Put the brush between the middle finger and the ring finger.
4. Press your thumb between your middle finger and forefinger, preferably upward.
5. The height of holding the pen is about 4 cm from the root of the pen. The little finger is close to the ring finger and can't touch the pen.
6. After holding the pen, the pen holder should be able to move up and down and rotate left and right at any time to test whether the pen is too hard or too hard.
Introduction to brush calligraphy The pen holding posture is as follows:
1, whether the method of holding Zhao is correct or not is related to whether you can use the brush correctly and conveniently, give full play to the performance of the brush and write beautiful words that meet the requirements. From ancient times to the present, there are various ways to hold a pen. Generally speaking, those who hold a pen with a brush can be divided into two categories. One is three-finger writing, and the other is five-finger writing.
2. Three-finger writing appeared in pre-Qin, Wei and Jin Dynasties, Southern and Northern Dynasties, Tang Dynasty and so on. Because there was no paper at that time, calligraphers all wrote on bamboo slips, and the three-finger writing method was easier to write. On the other hand, people were sitting cross-legged on the ground, and some knelt on the ground, so they hung their hands when writing, so they used the three-finger writing method.
3. The five-finger pen-holding method is to hold the pen firmly with all five fingers of the right hand by "pressing, pressing, hooking, pushing and stretching", so that the fingers can perform their duties. The specific method of writing by pen is: the inside of the first book of thumb is pressed against the side of the pen holder, and the thumb is slightly horizontal and lateral.
4. Press the joints of the first section or the second section of the index finger from outside to inside. The middle finger is next to the index finger and hooks the pen. The ring finger is close to the middle finger, and the root of the first nail is close to the Zhao rod to resist the pressing force of the index finger and the middle finger. In this way, the strength of the five fingers evenly surrounds the three sides of the pen, making the pen fixed and the palm empty.
5. The same is the five-finger pen-holding method, which forms many forms because of the opening and closing of the hand lattice, whether it is holding the pen at the fingertip or at the second joint of the finger. The ancients called it "Phoenix Eye", "Tiger Mouth" and "Goose Head".