How to choose a pen copybook

I recommend the post "How do beginners of pen calligraphy choose pen copybooks and pens", which basically covers all the problems encountered by beginners of calligraphy and is very practical.

1, every calligraphy master's copybook is worth copying, but more importantly, how to choose a copybook that suits your taste.

2. When choosing a copybook that suits you, you must understand the characteristics of different copybooks, compare their advantages and disadvantages repeatedly, read widely, and choose a font that suits your taste. Here I recommend the fonts of Pang Zhonghua, Lu Zhongnan, Sima Yan and Tian Yingzhang to you.

I recommend some contemporary calligraphers to you. No, what you want to ask is a pen copybook! I recommend some for you:

(1) Pang Zhonghua: the pioneer of China coin calligraphy and the master of pen calligraphy. He recommended his "Talking about Learning to Write with Pen" and Pang Zhonghua's pen copy.

(2) Si Mayan: Inheriting family studies, he is good at writing. There are many copybooks published by him describing red and copying in the market.

(3) Tian Yingzhang: He also inherited his family studies and has profound writing skills, including Tian Yingzhang's Copybook for calligraphy and Selected Works of Tian Yingzhang.

(4) Lu Zhongnan and other calligraphers have excellent copybooks.

At the same time, these other fonts of hard-pen calligraphy are also worth learning, and the landlord will buy them according to his own preferences!