Cursive cursive scripts include "Cao Zhang, Today Grass and Crazy Grass". Cao Zhang is characterized by distinguishing words, not continuity, and French style with proper limit. For example, the last stroke of a painting is horizontal, the left and right strokes are distinct, and the strokes rotate. Now it is grass, and its appearance is simple and thick.
This kind of grass is characterized by removing the official script strokes preserved in Cao Zhang, connecting the upper and lower characters and strokes, and borrowing radicals from each other, commonly known as cursive script. "Weeds" is characterized by bold and unrestrained brushstrokes, continuous brushstrokes, no trace of font changes, white structure and composition, not limited by any grid, sometimes sparse and dense, sometimes imaginary, magnificent and myriad gestures.
The characteristics of cursive script: connection, change, shift and disease. Cursive script is a font of Chinese characters. Cursive script was first formed in the early Han Dynasty. The cursive script evolved from the official script for the convenience of writing.
The development of cursive script has gone through a long and established process, which can be divided into three stages: early cursive script, Cao Zhang cursive script and modern cursive script. One of the main features of cursive symbols is the linking of strokes, including up-and-down linking and left-and-right linking.
Modern people generally learn cursive script from today's cursive script. The recognized cursive writing method is more than the standard cursive written by Mr. You Ren. In modern times, the aesthetic value of cursive script far exceeds its practical value. Cursive script is to connect words with dots according to certain rules. It has a simple structure and is used while borrowing, not scribbling at will.
Cursive script is a book with omitted strokes and simple structure; Cursive script is the most symbolic style, with stippling as the basic symbol, replacing radicals and a certain part of characters. The cursive strokes echo each other, which is convenient for writing quickly and expressing the writer's feelings.