Remember the horizontal and vertical time, pay attention to the length and density, and the overwhelming load is the main manifestation. The point is vertically aligned with the center of gravity system, the horizontal drawing is short, and the surrounding structure should be full. The vertical picture in the middle should be straight, and the oblique words should not be flat. Symmetrical left and right, half-aligned up and down, and the coordinate structure shall be subject to the size. Remember that the top and bottom are staggered, the left and right should be integrated, and the echo should be coherent. Repeated strokes should be changed and multiple points should be coherent.
Horizontal and vertical are relative concepts, not absolute. Generally, the short cross will be a little inclined, usually around 5 degrees. As the main pen, the long and horizontal lines must be flat, otherwise the whole word will be unstable. The same is true of vertical painting. As the main pen, the vertical painting must be vertical so that the characters can stand up.
The structure of calligraphy needs to be changed. Length and density are important components of calligraphy changes. With length and density, fonts will not become dull. Length is a relative concept. The density in regular script generally refers to the average, and the stroke spacing is best uniform.