1. Choose the right tool: choose a hard pen that suits you, such as a ballpoint pen, signature pen or pen. Make sure the pen tip is smooth and the writing is smooth.
2. Correct posture: keep the correct sitting posture and pen holding posture, relax your wrists and don't overdo it. Keep your body comfortable and avoid fatigue.
3. Practice basic strokes: Start with basic strokes such as horizontal, vertical, skimming and skimming, and gradually master the writing order and strength.
4. Pay attention to the font structure: learn the structure and proportion of each word, and pay attention to the center of gravity and balance of the word. By observing model characters and calligraphy works, we can improve our sensitivity to glyphs.
5. Use the pen evenly: keep the stroke thickness consistent, and don't break the pen or be overweight. Through repeated practice, master the strength and speed of using a pen.
6. Practice common words: Select some common words to practice, such as daily expressions, names and places. Improve your proficiency in writing these words through repeated practice.
7. Pay attention to the rhythm of writing: in the process of writing, keep a certain sense of rhythm, don't rush and don't procrastinate. Improve the stability and fluency of writing by adjusting breathing and mentality.
8. Read more and write more: read more excellent calligraphy works, observe and imitate their techniques and styles. Write more at the same time, and improve your writing level through continuous practice and accumulation.
9. Pay attention to details: Pay attention to the details of writing, such as word spacing, line spacing, and even fonts. The aesthetic feeling of writing can be improved through repeated inspection and correction.
10. Keep practicing: Calligraphy is an art that needs long-term persistence. Only through constant practice and accumulation can we improve our writing level. Only by practicing for a period of time every day and persevering can we make progress.