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Calligraphy is also a good way to cultivate your moral character.

It takes a lot of time to learn calligraphy well. Sure enough, I have learned a lot after more than two months of calligraphy practice. At least we can learn more calligraphy knowledge and writing skills by learning it. You can understand the works of some calligraphers and calligraphers of the past dynasties. In particular, it can exercise a person's perseverance and patience.

Learning calligraphy, if you really devote yourself to it, you can experience a lot of fun. It's true. , we first came into contact with seal script, then transitioned to official script, and then regular script. Each calligraphy font has its own characteristics. I think the strokes of seal script are very beautiful, official script is relatively soft, and only regular script is straight and powerful. , powerful. And I personally prefer regular script, especially Yan Zhenqing’s regular script. Because I can feel its spirit, so every time I write, I can confidently write the shape of each stroke. I didn’t even think about how to pause the pen, close the pen, lift the pen, etc., but as long as you have its shape in your mind, it will be easier to master.

You must really learn a certain font style, that is to say The calligraphy style of a certain calligrapher from past dynasties is also not easy. First of all, you have to have a certain understanding of the calligraphers of the past dynasties and their works, and then you have to master his calligraphy characteristics and brushwork skills. In fact, the realm of calligraphy is indeed infinite. If you want to learn it well, you really have to spend time. We We need to spend time to understand a certain font style, and learn more about the calligrapher’s era background and the background of the birth of his works. Only in this way can we fully grasp a certain calligraphy style. To learn calligraphy, I think it is best for us to copy. At the beginning, we must pay attention to learning from others, learn from the advantages of others, and absorb the good things of others, so that we can improve our calligraphy level. If we do not learn from others, we will not be able to enrich and cultivate ourselves.

Of course, when studying the works of predecessors, you cannot blindly copy them. You must slowly form your own style. You must pay attention to the study of famous posters. You must take the strong points and discard the weak points for my own use. Slowly form your own style and points through continuous practice and exploration.

Finally, I think that to learn calligraphy well, you must also have certain aesthetic requirements, and the works you write must have a sense of beauty. We must constantly surpass ourselves in the pursuit of beautiful style. In the study and creation of calligraphy, pursue a beautiful style. To see whether a calligraphy work is beautiful or not, you must not only look at the physical structure of each character, but also look at whether there are changes in the entire work. The structure, dots and strokes are different, fat and thin. Appropriate, fat but able to show off, thin but able to be plump, graceful and unrestrained, expressing emotions and fulfilling one's nature, and high-spirited. Because everyone has different hobbies and aesthetics, they must have different opinions, requirements and pursuits. From this, different artistic styles were formed. In a sense, only by forming a personal artistic style and constantly surpassing others and surpassing oneself can one calmly enter the palace of human calligraphy art.

"The fragrance of plum blossoms comes from the bitter cold." I believe that as long as we work hard, we will be able to learn calligraphy well.

The art of calligraphy is the pride of the Chinese people, and we must continue to be proud! Source of the article: Geng Qingquan’s calligraphy art.

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Looking at the large swaths of people outside The snowflakes were flying in the air, and I thought that the plum blossoms in Nanjing would bloom more vividly in the coming spring than in previous years. I recalled my experience of learning calligraphy.

I started learning calligraphy when my father gave me a pair of beautiful town stones. On that stone it was written, "The edge of a sword comes from sharpening, and the fragrance of plum blossoms comes from the bitter cold." It means no matter what To do something, you must persevere and persevere in order to succeed.

My experience in learning calligraphy is exactly this: I started learning calligraphy in the first grade and practiced calligraphy every day. My level has improved a lot because of my persistence, and my progress has become faster and faster. When I was in third or fourth grade, there were too many homeworks in cultural classes, so I couldn't practice every day, so I had to practice three or four times a week. In fifth and sixth grade, there were even more homework in cultural classes, so I had to practice every week. I practiced two or three times, but I never gave up. I just squeezed in time and kept practicing. I saw other children playing downstairs while I was practicing calligraphy. I felt aggrieved and wanted to go out to play. But when I saw the famous poem on the stone, I gritted my teeth and persevered. This is how we got to where we are today step by step. As my calligraphy skills improve, I practice more and more fonts, including regular script, official script, running script, and seal script. I began to take the calligraphy examination held by the Jiangsu Federation of Literary and Art Circles in 2003, step by step, and this year I passed the Level 9 examination. I have participated in various calligraphy competitions across the country, Jiangsu Province, and Nanjing City many times, and won different awards: Silver Medal in the 3rd and 4th Jiangsu Province Children’s Calligraphy Competition, “Gold Medal” in the 5th Jiangsu Province Children’s Calligraphy Competition, and 2nd The "Diamond Award" of the National Children's Calligraphy, Painting and Photography Competition, and the first prize in the soft pen professional children's category of calligraphy in the 2006 National Calligraphy and Painting Talent Selection.

I like calligraphy, I think it is a beautiful pen tip art. I love the way I write those vigorous and powerful characters on the paper with my brush. I love the hearty feeling, and I love watching the pen tip show its graceful dance on the paper.

Practicing calligraphy is such a pleasure!

I don’t learn calligraphy to complete any tasks, but to relax and relieve my tension after studying.

Practicing calligraphy can also broaden your horizons and cultivate your sentiments, which is really an extraordinary enjoyment.

"The road is long and long, and I will search up and down." I know that my calligraphy journey is still long, and I would like to be the holy plum blossom that "blooms alone in the cold".

Author Zhu Guyue