1. Learn the basic strokes: the basis of brush calligraphy is to master the basic strokes, including horizontal, vertical, skimming and skimming. You can learn by observing model essays or referring to textbooks.
2. Practice basic glyphs: Select some commonly used Chinese characters, such as "people", "mountains" and "water", practice writing these glyphs repeatedly, and gradually get familiar with and master their structures and proportions.
3. Imitate famous works: Choose some famous works that you like, such as Preface to the Lanting Pavilion by Wang Xizhi, and The Ritual Spring of Jiucheng Palace by Yan Zhenqing. Improve your calligraphy by imitating their fonts and strokes.
4. Write more and practice more: Brush calligraphy needs long-term practice and accumulation. Only by writing for a period of time every day and practicing constantly can we improve our calligraphy level.
5. Pay attention to posture and brushwork: when writing, you should keep the correct sitting posture and pen holding posture, and at the same time pay attention to the strength and speed of using the pen, and master the skills of starting, turning and receiving the pen.
6. Cultivate aesthetic awareness: appreciate some excellent calligraphy works, cultivate your own aesthetic awareness, and learn to appreciate and evaluate the quality of a work.
7. Join a calligraphy class or club: You can sign up for some calligraphy classes or join the school's calligraphy club to learn and communicate with other calligraphy lovers and promote each other's progress.
In a word, junior high school students need persistent practice and study to exercise brush calligraphy, and at the same time pay attention to cultivate their own aesthetic consciousness and appreciation ability. Through continuous efforts and accumulation, I believe I can definitely improve my calligraphy level.