"Fen" in calligraphy refers to parting strokes and branching, which is one of the most basic skills in calligraphy. Secondment refers to stopping the tip at a proper position according to the characteristics of _ type, _ _ and font in the process of writing, which makes it pause and change, thus forming changes of different thickness, depth and amplitude. The branch refers to arranging words and sentences in line according to the requirements of the content of the article when writing, so as to enhance the aesthetic feeling and readability of the text.
"fen" in calligraphy can also refer to the decomposition and construction of words. When writing, we need to decompose each word into strokes and understand the structure and movement of each stroke, so that each stroke can be better expressed and presented. At the same time, according to the needs of writing, it is necessary to use appropriate structure and arrangement to make the overall structure of words more perfect and beautiful.
In a word, "fen" in calligraphy is one of the important elements that constitute the basic skills of calligraphy, which covers brushwork, font, structure, arrangement and so on. To be an excellent calligrapher, we must deeply understand the meaning and application of "fen" and constantly strengthen practice and exploration, so as to achieve higher attainments and realm.