The eight strokes of the word "Yong" are the rules of calligraphy. The eight strokes of the word "Yong": side, joy, anger, qi, strategy, grazing, pecking and licking, respectively represent the point, horizontal, vertical, hook, lift, long left, short left and si in regular script. The ancients chose the word' Yong' as a model essay. Although it is not very scientific, there is no more suitable word except' use'.
This point is called (edge) in the eight-character method. Named for writing with a pen beside you. "Point" has different forms in different positions of words, and the commonly used ones are:
Right point/is the most difficult of all' points', because you need to write a' triangle and a belly', you can't reply and take measures, but you must also grasp the angle and position.
Horizontal is called (le) in the eight-character method. It means that the end of the reins is in the horse's mouth, taking its uneven shape, because it is necessary to hold its pen for writing horizontal pictures.