(1) Writing stage
Everyone who comes into contact with Chinese characters in ancient and modern times must first identify the glyphs, read the pronunciation of the characters, and understand the meaning of the characters. Then they must learn to write, be able to write, and understand the characters. Write it right. Writing is a need for study and work, and it is a tool that all people must master. In the stage of learning to write, you need to initially learn some basic knowledge of writing Chinese characters, gradually master some rules of writing Chinese characters, and then enter the initial stage of "writing Chinese characters legally". ?
Writing is mainly based on "pair". Its research content is the shape, number, and position of strokes, the most basic methods and rules of matching between strokes, as well as writing postures, writing methods, and basic method of writing. It is required to write neatly, beautifully and with a certain speed. This is a very important content and task in Chinese teaching (especially Chinese teaching in primary schools). This is universal education and cultural education for all students.
(2) Practical Stage
Through systematic teaching and training, we will gradually master the knowledge of "writing Chinese characters legally", and be able to follow the rules of "writing Chinese characters legally" and write relatively simple Chinese characters. Standard and beautiful Chinese characters play their instrumental and practical role, which belongs to the stage of "practical calligraphy". ?Practical calligraphy is mainly based on "method". It mainly starts from the perspective of philology, starting from "fonts", focusing on the changes in strokes of characters, the method of writing, the rules of structure, the arrangement of chapters and writing skills, etc. That is, general stroke methods, brushwork methods, word knotting methods, layout methods, etc. The requirement is to adhere to the content of the text, use various writing skills and techniques in a "legal" manner, and write various Chinese characters in a standardized manner, so as to achieve the practical functions of recording language, expressing feelings, and communicating ideas, and to be as ornamental as possible. . Practical calligraphy is also a popular education and cultural education for all students; calligraphy teaching in middle schools, secondary vocational schools and non-calligraphy major colleges and universities should mainly be "practical calligraphy" teaching.