This book-sitting posture pays attention to keeping your head straight, your body straight, your arms open and your feet safe.
In fact, these four words are easy to understand. Head refers to that you can't tilt your head around and lean forward slightly when writing. The body refers to the straight body to sit on when writing, remember not to bend over and bow your back. The arms with open fingers are naturally placed on the table, and as the shoulders unfold, the arms are also placed on both sides. Foot safety means that your feet are naturally flat, you can't move around at will, and you have a sitting posture.
Holding posture:
After talking about the most basic sitting posture, it's time to talk about how to write. When we hold the pen, we should be careful not to hold it too tightly, keep it in a natural and relaxed state to write calligraphy, and write when the pen holder is kept perpendicular to the paper, and we can also adjust the direction of the pen tip at any time.
When writing, we should also pay attention to the reality. When holding the pen, we should be realistic and virtual, and the strength of holding the pen should be adjusted according to the size of the font and characters. When writing large fonts, we should hold the pen loosely to make it feel more magnificent, but when writing small characters, we should hold the pen tightly, because small characters need more detailed writing, and calligraphy is really rich in many skills.
Maybe calligraphy is just like life, and the first stroke of one's hand is just like the first step of life. Don't be impetuous at the beginning, step by step, lay a solid foundation, and the road to writing or life will be smoother and smoother in the future.
In this process, you can't be eager for quick success and instant benefit, and a low-minded temper will only make the font "four unlike". Don't you think it's interesting to be patient when learning calligraphy and experience the baptism of time before you can achieve great talents? Because the same is true of being a man, persistence and seriousness are king.