Bi Feng and Bi Feng are actually two very different concepts. I believe everyone is familiar with these two words. The tip of the pen refers to the tip of the line drawn on the paper with a pen or ink, while the peak of the pen refers to the sharpness of the pen tip. Although both are related to the pen tip, the emphasis of the words is different. The tip of the pen describes the shape of the stroke, and the peak of the pen describes the shape of the pen tip. In painting and calligraphy, understanding the difference between strokes and peaks may lead to more accurate and precise creations.
The sharpness of the pen peak has a great impact on writing. For example, the sharp peak of the pen can make the writing process easier, and the force is small but the lines are obvious, which is in line with people's aesthetic vision. On the contrary, if the pen peak is blunt, it will deform the shape of the strokes and even leave ink on the paper, affecting the quality of the work. Therefore, people who wish to learn calligraphy should pay attention to choosing good quality brushes or pens to ensure the sharpness of the pen peak.
Maintaining the pen peak is very important. There are many ways to maintain a brush, among which there are three main ways to maintain the pen peak. First, before use, dip the pen peak in neutral pen water or clean water for a few times to make the pen peak in good condition and reduce ink sticking. Second, after use, wipe the pen tip clean with a paper towel in time and place it in a cool and dry place to ensure that the pen tip is not damp. The third is to regularly polish the peak of the pen with sandpaper or a sunburst to maintain its sharpness. Taking good care of the pen tip can extend the life of the brush and ensure the quality of writing.