28 basic strokes of regular script

The 28 basic strokes of regular script are as follows:

Horizontal, vertical, left, press, point, lift, hook, bend, horizontal fold, vertical hook, horizontal fold hook, left point, vertical fold, fold, lift, horizontal fold hook, bend, oblique hook, vertical bend hook, horizontal bend hook, vertical lift, horizontal bend hook, horizontal fold lift, bend.

Introduction to regular script:

Regular script is a font in China's calligraphy and one of the standard fonts in modern Chinese writing. It is characterized by neat strokes, stable structure, standardized and beautiful fonts, and it is a calligraphy art form with high aesthetic feeling and artistic value. The origin of regular script can be traced back to the Han Dynasty. Through the continuous innovation and development of calligraphers in past dynasties, the basic characteristics and styles of modern regular script have gradually formed.

The stroke composition of regular script is relatively simple, but each stroke should be standardized and symmetrical, and the structure of each word should be balanced and beautiful. Regular script is standardized and unified, which is easy to read and spread, so it has become one of the standard fonts for modern Chinese character writing.

The evolution of regular script;

1, Han Li: Han Li is the predecessor of regular script, which originated in Han Dynasty and developed on the basis of Qin Zhuan and Chu Ci. Han Li's stroke structure is more rigorous and standardized, with strong decorative and artistic features.

2. Weibei: Weibei is a variant of Han Li, which developed in the late Eastern Han Dynasty and the Three Kingdoms period. Wei Bei's stroke structure is more simplified and the font is more standardized, which is an important stage in the development of regular script.

3. The Book of Jin: The Book of Jin is the evolution form of Weibei in Wei and Jin Dynasties. Jin Shu's stroke structure is more neat and the font is more standardized, which became the basis of regular script later.

4. Tang Kai: In the Tang Dynasty, regular script reached a peak and was called "Tang Kai". Tang Kai's stroke structure is more balanced and symmetrical, and the font is more standardized and beautiful, which became the main form of regular script later.

5. Song Kai: In the Song Dynasty, some changes took place in regular script, which was called "Song Kai". Song Kai's stroke structure is more stable and smooth, and the font is more standardized and beautiful, which became one of the important forms of regular script later.

6. Regular script in Ming and Qing Dynasties: During the Ming and Qing Dynasties, the stroke structure of regular script was more simplified, and the font was more standardized and beautiful, which became the basis of modern regular script.