1, straight si:
Straight strokes are often combined with long oblique strokes, and the strokes are inclined at about 45 degrees, which echoes the strokes. The specific writing method of the straight pen is to put pen to paper along the stroke of the pen, turn to the right and stroke down when it is slightly horizontal, press the pen while writing, from light to heavy, to stroke the foot, then press it slightly, and slowly make a front to the right.
2. Ping si:
Because the angle is relatively flat, it is called flat. Pingsi is also full of twists and turns, and the strokes stretch smoothly. The specific writing method is to put pen to paper against the trend and stroke it to the right, that is, turn the pen to the right, stroke it down, from light to heavy, to pressing the foot, then stop, and finally attack it sharply to the right. Flat strokes should be flat, and the nib should not be tilted. A flat stroke is similar to a straight stroke lying flat. Generally used to walk to the bottom.
3、si:
Anti-si is like a long dot, which is a variant of si. In some places where it is not suitable to use a straight pen or a flat pen, or when a word is double-clicked, in order to change the strokes, you can use the reverse pen or change one of them to the reverse pen.
Good use of inverted si will make the written words more beautiful and receive unexpected results. The specific writing method is that Lu Feng puts pen to paper, presses the pen vigorously to the right, and then closes the pen to the left. The anti-si strokes should not be too long, the strokes should be moderate, and the pen can also be used in the front.
Brush type:
Wool brush:
It is made of the beard or tail of a green sheep or antelope. Textual research began before the Northern and Southern Dynasties. By the Qin Dynasty, Meng Tian's improved new pen had become a pen-making material. Calligraphy is the most important thing, sheep are soft and have no front, and books are "weak and boneless", so calligraphers in past dynasties rarely use them. Sheep hair became popular only after the Southern Song Dynasty. But it was widely used after the early Qing Dynasty.
Wolf brush:
Literally, it is made of wolf hair. The previous generation did make pens with wolf hair; But today's wolf hair is the hair of the weasel "wolf", not the hair of the wolf.
What Langhao saw was recorded very late, and some people used "parallel pen", that is, Langhao's use can be pushed back to before Wang Xizhi's Jin Dynasty, but it is not certain. Weasels can only use the tip of their tails as pens. They are tough by nature, second only to rabbits but too woolly, and they are also healthy pens. Disadvantages are similar to those of Zihao, not too big.