When I write Chinese brush, the tip of the pen is easy to separate. How to prevent it?

First, when writing brush characters, the nib is easy to separate. There are many factors, such as the quality of the brush, overexertion and so on. But the most common reason is that you don't have the correct writing method.

Second, the five-character writing method

1. Pick up the pen with your thumb and forefinger, that is, hold the pen with the first knuckles of your thumb and forefinger; Pay attention to the fact that the first joint of thumb should protrude outwards, and not be recessed. ?

2. Put the middle finger under the index finger, tick the pen inward, and pay attention to using the first knuckle; Because the first knuckle of the hand feels the most sensitive, flexible and used the most. )

3. The finger of the ring finger faces away from the inside of the pen holder;

4, the little finger is behind the ring finger, and the two fingers are close together, facing the pen, which plays an auxiliary role.

Third, effectively master the five-finger writing method, but also need to pay attention to the following essentials:

1, the pen holder must be upright and not skewed, so that the main front of the brush is straight, and writing will not be like using a hair brush.

2. Pay attention to "grasping the palm" when writing. That is to say, when writing, your fingers should hold the stylus firmly, your palms should be empty, your five fingers should hold the pen tightly, and your palms should be empty, like squeezing a small egg, and your ring finger and little finger should not touch your palms. In this way, the brush can twist, rotate and lift the pressure in the hand, and the brush can rotate flexibly and lift the pressure freely.

3. When writing, you must hold the pen straight with your palm upright and your wrist flat. Vertical palm means that the palm of your hand should be inclined, rather than lying on the table like holding a pen or pencil; Flat wrist requires that the wrist holding the pen is parallel to the desktop, which is closely related to the vertical palm. When the palm of your hand stands upright, your wrist will naturally be flat.