China's traditional calligraphy and painting are extensive and profound. As far as calligraphy is concerned, there are: five styles of calligraphy; According to the style of calligraphers and dynasties, there is the Jin Dynasty, the most representative of which is Wang Xizhi, the author of the world's first running script; In the Han Dynasty, due to the invasion of northern minorities, the martial elements of the whole country were reflected in calligraphy, and the style of inscriptions was strongly praised, and the calligraphy pen was sharp and angular. The Tang Dynasty was a prosperous time, and calligraphy was elegant and magnificent. Yan Zhenqing is famous (his "Sacrifice to a Nephew" is also the second running script in the world) and so on.
What I said above is just a simple suggestion: combine your own characteristics, such as writing habits, personality, personal favorite direction to determine the direction of learning, and then consult a teacher who is good at your direction, so that you can get twice the result with half the effort.
I am a calligraphy lover and dare not call myself a teacher, so I am an old hand. You can come to the news to learn from each other if you are interested.