Is there a future for children to learn calligraphy?

This parent, it seems that you are still quite confused about your children's education. From the utilitarian point of view, there is no future for preschool children to learn at present. If in the long run, learning anything is worthwhile, so learning calligraphy is promising. I want to give you the following advice:

1 You need to plan your child's study. I'm not asking you to learn calligraphy. For example, your child has other specialties, or you should cultivate them deliberately.

Not everyone can teach calligraphy. You need to find a professional teacher, otherwise you will get twice the result with half the effort.

Calligraphy is the quintessence of Chinese culture, which conflicts with what primary school teachers teach horizontally and vertically. It's not that calligraphy is different, but that what primary school teachers teach is completely wrong. For example, primary school teachers completely follow the top-down, left-to-right stroke pattern, ignoring the structural strokes of words, which leads to the trouble of linking words in the future, such as "you", "right" and "cloth", and the first stroke has to be written three times.

Learning is very hard, no matter what you learn, you must have perseverance. At present, children's perseverance is reflected in their parents, and their mentality must not be eager for quick success and instant benefit. Educational methods must not be simple and rude. Think about how much you longed for your parents' education when you were a child. I hope you can learn from it. Thank you.