There were many famous calligraphers in ancient China: Wang Xizhi, Liu Gongquan, Ouyang Xiu, Yan Zhenqing ... all of them are the bright pearls of Chinese calligraphy. In modern times, there are many famous calligraphers: Pang Zhonghua and Zhang Kejiang ... who also contributed to China's calligraphy.
Looking at these famous calligraphers, I can't help itching. I thought: wouldn't it be a good thing if I could write as well as them? Thinking about it, an idea flashed through my mind: why don't I practice calligraphy, too! All right, just do it.
I looked for equipment for practicing calligraphy nearby and ran home happily. After I got everything ready, I was about to start writing when my father came over and looked at me with puzzled eyes and asked, "What are you going to do?" I told my father my idea, and my father smiled: "It's good that you have this idea, but you must stick to it and don't give up halfway!" " "I smiled and nodded.
But when I picked up the pen and wrote the first word, I didn't know how to write it, so I had to call my father. My father taught me patiently step by step, because I was not skilled enough, so my father taught me to write from strokes. Gradually, I feel more and more comfortable. I also mastered some basic essentials. However, writing can't be practiced in a day or two. It needs a persistent and never giving up heart. Therefore, I keep practicing every day, no matter how busy I am. And I also understand the mystery.
Practicing calligraphy can not only write well, but also improve one's moral cultivation and cultivate one's sentiment! As the saying goes: "See words like people!" You might as well try to practice calligraphy!