What misunderstandings do children need to avoid when they first learn calligraphy?

1. eager for success: calligraphy is an art that needs long-term practice. At the beginning, children may feel impatient and want to improve quickly. However, it takes time and patience to improve calligraphy. Premature pursuit of speed and effect may affect children's learning interests and habits.

2. Ignoring the foundation: The foundation of calligraphy includes strokes, structure and layout, which is the basis for children to learn calligraphy. If we ignore these foundations and only pay attention to imitation and innovation, it may lead to the stagnation of children's calligraphy level.

3. Over-reliance on templates: Some parents will provide some templates for their children to imitate in order to get started quickly. Although this method can make children see the results quickly, if they rely too much on templates, they may limit their innovative ability and personality development.

4. Neglect of practice methods: There are many practice methods of calligraphy, such as tracing red, copying and free creation. If children only pay attention to one way, it may limit their learning horizons and room for progress.

5. Ignore aesthetic education: Calligraphy is not only writing, but also an art ... If aesthetic education is ignored, children may only write beautiful words and fail to understand the deep meaning of calligraphy.

6. Neglect of physical and mental health: Long-term calligraphy practice may cause certain pressure on the child's body. If you don't pay attention to adjustment and rest, it may affect your child's physical and mental health. Therefore, parents should encourage their children to practice moderately and maintain good living habits.