1. Learn basic strokes: The basis of calligraphy is to master basic strokes, including horizontal, vertical, left-off, left-off and so on. You can learn by observing and imitating calligraphers' works.
2. Practice basic fonts: choose a basic font, such as regular script or running script, and practice it repeatedly. You can practice with a brush, a hard pen and a pen.
3. Watch the works of famous calligraphers: You can learn their brushwork, structure and layout by watching the works of famous calligraphers. You can get famous books through books, exhibitions or the Internet.
4. Pay attention to posture and brushwork: Correct posture and brushwork are very important for learning and improving calligraphy. Keep your body relaxed, your wrists flexible, and your pen powerful and rhythmic.
5. Write more and practice more: Calligraphy needs constant practice and accumulation. Only by writing a lot can we improve our level. You can choose some classic copybooks to practice, or you can create according to your own interests.
6. Pay attention to details and structure: Calligraphy works should pay attention to the handling of details and structure, such as the size of glyphs, the uniformity of spacing, and the balance of structure. Pay attention to the overall aesthetic feeling and coordination.
7. Seek guidance and feedback: You can take a calligraphy class or consult an experienced calligrapher, who can give you guidance and feedback to help you improve better.
8. Persistence and patience: Learning calligraphy requires persistence and patience, and don't rush for success. Keep good study habits, practice for a period of time every day and gradually improve your level.