I'm going to primary school, and my children are still young, and my muscles are not as developed as those of adults, so I'm not suitable for practicing calligraphy for a long time. Moreover, it is not cost-effective for such a small child to invest so much money, not to say that the education of children should not be like this, but the effect of children's understanding ability and participation in training is relatively small, far less than the training around junior high school. For such a big child, it is far more important for parents to keep their children's hobbies and interests in calligraphy than to put their children in a professional calligraphy learning environment. Perhaps in that environment, children feel inferior because of poor writing.
= = = In primary school, if children show interest in calligraphy, what parents should do is to keep their children interested, constantly praise their children for their good writing, and let them feel the joy of learning calligraphy. This is the psychology of primary school students to their parents, not specifically calligraphy. Give children a relaxed environment, make more use of some free video materials, and study at home is the best. Don't worry about children's writing. Write a little every day and get praise from parents. This is the best way for children to keep interested.