Many people say that this kind of word is Jianghu style. I think this sentence varies from person to person. The best way to learn is to learn from others' good places and use them for me.
What Chen Shuning's writing is worth learning is the size change and spatial layout. My handwriting is not good enough to read carefully, so calligraphy still has a long way to go, and I need to learn from famous artists, combine them and learn slowly.
The writing methods of several common strokes and the common problems encountered by most students when writing these strokes;
① Point: The pen is transported from the upper left to the lower right, and there is a pen transport process. Note that "points" are also long and cannot be rounded into points.
② Horizontal: draw evenly from left to right. The key is to be "horizontal and vertical", not high at one end and low at the other, nor wavy. The length should be controlled according to the font of the square characters, not too short or too long.
③ Vertical: Move the pen vertically from top to bottom. The key is "vertical to be straight", and it can't be skewed left and right, let alone written as a vertical hook. The length should be controlled according to the font of the square characters, not too short or too long.
④ Skimming: Run the pen from the top right to the bottom left, and don't write point skimming or horizontal skimming.
⑤ Folding: When writing a folding pen, the folding angle should be square, not round. Don't put the pen heavily on the corner and write it as two obtuse angles from the shoulder, but as a right angle. The words written in this way, if written with a ballpoint pen, are small round artistic words similar to matchsticks; If you write with a pen, it is in standard bold type. Although the strokes are monotonous, they are beautiful as long as the structure is accurate.
Just like squatting is the basic skill of practicing martial arts, horizontal and vertical is the basic skill of writing Chinese characters. Many people can't write well because they are uneven, vertically arranged and inaccurate in structure. If the structure is wrong, no matter how rich the strokes are, you can't write good words.