I really benefited a lot from reading it in one breath. This is a very clear book. The calligraphy I want to tell you in very simple words is actually writing.
Last but not least, your handwriting should be understood by others.
Choose your favorite font. There is no distinction between high and low fonts.
Don't fail to finish the task like this, often what you write later is not as good as what you wrote at the beginning.
We should "read" posts more attentively than simply "post".
A pen that suits you is good. Most of the expensive ones are the patterns on the pen.
Words should be tight at the top and wide at the bottom, tight at the left and wide at the right.
I think I have many bad shortcomings, but when I read this book, I think I have nothing wrong. Haha, I found a reasonable basis for my behavior.
I don't pay attention to the way I hold the pen. Once you follow the theory in the book, you can't write it.
Do not pay attention to the direction of brushwork. I saw some arrows and threw them on the other side.
I thought every word was a heavy eye, and the color was even when printed. Actually, I should look at the weight of his transfer.
If you want to write well, the key points are: write more, write more. After writing, make a self-evaluation. What strokes are bad or the structure is bad. In fact, there are also many calligraphy masters in the park who write with sponges!