Cursive script does not see horizontal painting. Cursive scripts with horizontal lines should be as short as possible and have a sense of verticality. You can use dotted lines and thin lines instead. Avoid the phenomenon of flat drag, dry pen and uniform thickness, and put it everywhere. The ink is dull. Start from thick ink again, and the strokes of thick ink characters should be clearly stated.
Avoid using the word "eyes" to prevent too many "eyes". The long line is very important, so be careful when you receive the pen. Usually use a dry pen at the end of the gesture. Words with heavy pen and ink should not be equal in area, and there should be a transition between light and heavy words to avoid unevenness. The center line is the focus of the work. In a work, there should be several outstanding, wonderful and individual words. This is also called "book eye".
Fine pen should be tough, thick pen should be strong. There should be a thick pen with iron and silver grooves and a fine pen with running water. Ink is slightly slower when dry, slightly faster when wet, slightly slower when coarse, and slightly faster when fine. Cursive script means regular script, so you should write regular script. When handing in pens, the beginning and the end should be clear, and every pen should be explained clearly.
Pay attention to lifting pressure: even and uneven, straight but not straight, straight in the middle of the curve, straight in the middle of the curve. To "press down with a pen". The middle edge is used, the eight edges are out of the front, the details are used in the middle, and the thick part is used in the side.
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