1. Learn basic strokes: The basic strokes of China's calligraphy are horizontal, vertical, left-handed, left-handed, raised and dotted. If you want to write big characters well, you must first master the writing methods and skills of these basic strokes.
2. Choose the right tools: China calligraphy usually uses brush and rice paper. Choosing suitable brush and Xuan paper is very important to improve the level of calligraphy.
3. Learn to copy famous works: Copying famous works is one of the most effective ways to improve the level of calligraphy. By copying famous works, we can learn their skills such as brushwork, structure and layout.
4. Pay attention to the font structure: China's calligraphy requires strict font structure, and each word should have a clear structure and proportion. Pay attention to the proportional relationship between font size, width and height when writing.
5. Pay attention to the brushwork: The brushwork of China's calligraphy is moderate, neither too heavy nor too light. When writing, you should master the strength of using a pen, so that each stroke is full of change and rhythm.
6. Cultivate good posture and habits: keep good posture and habits when writing, such as sitting up straight and holding the pen correctly. This can not only improve the writing speed, but also avoid the physical discomfort caused by incorrect posture.
7. Practice hard: Calligraphy is an art that needs long-term practice. If you want to write Chinese characters well, you must practice hard and constantly improve your calligraphy level.
In a word, to write China's calligraphy well, we need to master the basic strokes, choose appropriate tools, learn to copy famous works, pay attention to the font structure, pay attention to the strength of writing, cultivate good posture and habits, and practice frequently. Only through continuous study and practice can we gradually improve our calligraphy level.