Junior high school students can practice hard-pen calligraphy from the following aspects:
1. Choose the right tool: Choose a hard-pen that suits you, such as a pen, a roller coaster, etc. Also, prepare some calligraphy paper and ink.
2. Learn basic strokes: The basic strokes of hard-pen calligraphy include horizontal, vertical, left, back, dot, etc. You can learn how to write these basic strokes by observing model characters or referring to textbooks.
3. Imitate model characters: Choose some excellent hard-pen calligraphy works as models, carefully observe the structure and stroke sequence of each character, and then imitate them. You can first outline the glyph with a pencil and then fill it in with a hard pen.
4. Practice common characters: Choose some commonly used Chinese characters, such as names of people, place names, common vocabulary, etc., and practice writing them repeatedly. You can use calligraphy practice books to practice, or you can design some practice content yourself.
5. Pay attention to posture and brushwork: Correct posture and brushwork are very important for the practice of hard-pen calligraphy. Sit up straight, keep your wrist relaxed, control the pen tip with appropriate force, and maintain a stable stroke speed.
6. Practice more and compare more: Practice is the key to improving hard-tipped calligraphy. You must practice for a certain amount of time every day. At the same time, you can compare your own works with the model characters to find out the shortcomings and improve them.
7. Seek guidance and feedback: You can ask teachers or experienced calligraphy enthusiasts for tips and experiences. At the same time, you can participate in some calligraphy classes or competitions and receive guidance and evaluation from professionals.
In short, junior high school students need persistence and patience to practice hard-pen calligraphy. Through continuous practice and accumulation, they can gradually improve their writing skills.