The study of calligraphy lies in persistence. If you don't practice for two or three days, you will be unfamiliar. Even if you only practice 10 minutes a day, it is better than not practicing for many days and then practicing many times a day.
Also, in the process of practicing calligraphy, we often pay 90% patience for the first few words, but then our patience will gradually decline. In fact, whether the words come first or later, whether we write for ten minutes or half an hour, we should treat every word we write with the same patience as we write the first word.
2. Basic skills are very important
This is a question that many people will be troubled in the process of learning calligraphy: must learning calligraphy start with regular script? The answer I give here is not necessarily. If you are a student, you must learn regular script; If you are an adult, you can start practicing from running script, official script and even seal script. However, whether students or adults, learning calligraphy should start with strokes and then understand the structure of glyphs.