I have practiced calligraphy, studied painting and played guzheng, but I like practicing calligraphy best, because practicing calligraphy makes me taste all the ups and downs.
In the calligraphy practice class, the teacher asked us to write the word "strength". Hey, there are only three words. Isn't that a piece of cake? Great! "Come on, ⅹ, open this paper." What the teacher said interrupted my train of thought. As soon as I opened it, my god, the teacher asked me to write in big letters on a quarter of a piece of paper. So big, so write? Then, he handed me a brush and said, "Your pen is too small. Use mine: "Oh, my God! That pen should be as big as three chopsticks! This, this is how to take? The most troublesome thing is that there are no tables and chairs at the scene of the painting and calligraphy contest. At that time, I could only kneel on the floor to write. I was usually good at writing small characters with my wrist, but now I am required to write big characters with my wrist. what can I do? Thinking about thinking about it, a sadness swallowed up that joy!
I started writing. I picked up the brush and hung my wrist, and my arm began to get out of control. It is as heavy as lead. I was just about to write my first stroke when my hand shook and sank. Trembling, I finished writing these three words, and took a closer look: Oh, my God, what kind of art is this? This is clearly a few big "strong men" who don't sneak away! My confidence was gone, and the teacher came to see me and I was very depressed. He said, "Never mind, just calm down and practice slowly. Isn't there an old saying that' it takes a thousand songs to know your friends, and it takes care of your money and sword to know your instruments'? You can't eat hot tofu in a hurry! " After listening to the teacher's words, I regained my confidence and wrote seriously. A few hours later, a hill (exercise draft) piled up in front of me. I finally wrote a work that satisfied me, but it was far from vigorous.
Then, I carefully asked my teacher to teach me to understand the charm of "European" and try to write it well at home. Finally, many good things happen. On the Lantern Festival, I wrote a work that satisfied me, and my heart was full of joy, no less than Columbia Discovering the New World.
"There are joys and sorrows, laughter and tears." Practicing calligraphy makes me taste all the ups and downs, and also makes me feel the fun in life!