1, stroke order: the stroke order of Chinese characters is to write horizontal tick first, then vertical tick and finally horizontal tick. When writing, you should follow the correct stroke order, which can make the font more standardized and beautiful. Stroke structure: Chinese characters have a complex structure, which consists of different strokes such as horizontal, vertical, curved and hooked.
2. Font proportion: the font proportion of Chinese characters should be reasonable, that is, the upper and lower sizes should be moderate and the left and right lengths should be equal. When writing, you can balance the proportion of glyphs by adjusting the length and position of strokes.
3. Pen power: The pen power of Chinese characters should be moderate, not too light or too heavy. Too light will blur the font, and too heavy will make the font look stiff. When writing, you can control the weight of the pen by adjusting the angle and strength between the pen tip and the paper.
4. Font specification: Guo Zi is a commonly used Chinese character, and its font has certain specification requirements. When writing, we should pay attention to the standard font requirements, such as horizontal, vertical and symmetrical, which can make the font more standard and beautiful.
A good way to write.
1. Standardize writing posture: maintain correct sitting posture and arm posture, so that wrists, fingers and arms can move freely and flexibly. Practice basic strokes: master basic stroke order and writing skills, such as horizontal, vertical, skimming and pressing, and improve the accuracy and fluency of writing through repeated practice.
2. Pay attention to the glyph structure: each Chinese character has its own unique structure and proportional relationship. Pay attention to the position and size of each stroke to make the whole glyph look balanced and harmonious. Improve the writing speed: After mastering the basic strokes and font structure, you can appropriately improve the writing speed, but keep the font clear and recognizable.
3. Read more copybooks: Reading excellent calligraphy works and copybooks and learning the use of strokes and font structure can improve your aesthetic level and writing skills. Keep practicing: Writing is a long-term process. Only by practicing every day can we gradually improve the quality and level of writing.
4, pay attention to the strength of the pen: the strength of the pen should be moderate, not too light, not too heavy. Too light will blur the font, and too heavy will make the font look stiff. Pay attention to the overall aesthetic feeling of glyphs: in addition to the writing of individual characters, we should also pay attention to the aesthetic feeling of overall layout and spacing, so that the whole article or work looks neat and beautiful.