Seeking a master of classical Chinese translation is urgent ~ ~!

I'll try to explain, because I haven't read classical Chinese for a long time since I graduated a few years ago, and the translation is not necessarily so accurate, just a rough idea.

To learn a book, you must write a letter, a word and a big character first. Chinese characters are based on face, Chinese characters are based on Europe, Chinese characters are ripe, and then they are gathered into small characters, and Zhong Wang is the method.

To learn calligraphy, you should learn regular script first, and practice from big characters first. Chinese characters copy Yan Zhenqing's writing method, Chinese characters copy Ou Yangxun's writing method, and Chinese characters are familiar. Then, change the convergent font to practice Chinese characters, imitating the writing methods of Zhong Qin and Wang Xizhi (also known as Zhong Wang).

It contains Tao and content, and tastes like it.

Use the spirit of "Tao" to map into things, clear up your mind, and taste the scene in front of you with the spirit of no desire and no demand.

Grasp the natural image and use calligraphy.

Absorbing the essence of nature, plus your own understanding, is the way to write.