Let us write with our hearts, not just with our hands, and strive to move towards this ideal state! Let’s talk about the fourth question: How do I practice calligraphy. At first, I used a brush to cop

Let us write with our hearts, not just with our hands, and strive to move towards this ideal state! Let’s talk about the fourth question: How do I practice calligraphy. At first, I used a brush to copy "Yan Qin Li Monument". Later, I found a "99 Days Fountain Pen Calligraphy Quick Copybook", which selected 99 representative Chinese characters and required practitioners to practice one every day, remember one, and learn one. . After practicing for 99 days, you can write 99 Chinese characters. By analogy, you can also write other Chinese characters. I found these Chinese characters from the "Yan Qin Li Stele", one every day, and practiced hard. In less than a month, I made obvious progress. Later, some classmates said that the facial expressions I wrote had a "face" flavor, but were soft and weak. The reason was that I couldn't do "center strokes" when I was using the pen, and in many cases I just dragged the pen. This classmate is a person with high ambitions and low abilities. He discovered my faults but could not help me correct them. I asked for advice from many sources and carefully observed how other people wrote, and finally discovered this trick: It turns out that when others write, they often twist the pen barrel so that the pen tip rotates with the pen movement and is always in the middle of the strokes, thus achieving a "center-forward stroke." . Later, another classmate of mine said to me: "Your calligraphy strokes are very standard, but when combined together they don't look beautiful. The main reason is that the structure is wrong. If you want to master the structure of characters, you might as well follow me and learn to write bold characters. The bold letters with strokes like matchsticks are beautiful only if the structure is right. "So I dipped a brush in water and practiced on the floor according to the bold headlines of the newspaper. I soon mastered boldface writing and wrote large-letter slogans for some classes. I found that after learning boldface, many fonts I had never practiced before could be written with a little practice of their basic strokes. This is why I suggest students start practicing with boldface characters today. In 1993, I participated in the calligraphy and painting competition organized by the Shijiazhuang Municipal Education Commission and won the third prize. Now I often help my colleagues to publish posters and write big characters, which not only consolidates the effect of practicing calligraphy but also improves the level of writing. It not only helps others but also cultivates them. Own. Above we talked about the methods and precautions for practicing calligraphy. If you do what I say, I think you will definitely make progress, because I have achieved good results by guiding students to practice calligraphy. Finally, I will talk about this issue. . As a Chinese teacher, you must not only write good calligraphy yourself, but also guide students to write good calligraphy. In order to help students write well, I once asked them to write "one word per day". After practice, Li Chao, a student from the class of 1998, learned Pang Zhonghua style pen calligraphy to a very high level. Niu Kunpeng's pen calligraphy is square, rigorous and self-contained. One body. I have also given many calligraphy lectures to students and organized students to participate in calligraphy competitions many times. The hard-pen calligraphy works of students Hu Zhanxiong, Li Mo and others from the class of 2001 have won awards in the "Star of the Century" calligraphy competition. Nowadays, I carry out an activity to evaluate "star writing experts" among students, and students are very enthusiastic about practicing calligraphy. "Three-star writing expert" Sun Ruijing not only writes neatly and clearly, but also reaches a writing speed of more than 50 words per minute. Finally, I want to tell you: writing beautiful Chinese characters is actually not difficult. As long as you practice and write carefully, you will always succeed. When you see dignified and beautiful Chinese characters flowing out from your pen, when you see pages of neat and clear homework being born under your pen, when you see the red check mark on the homework book When talking about "you", don't you think writing Chinese characters well is also an artistic enjoyment? Let's step into the art world of Chinese calligraphy and splash ink to your heart's content! Reference: Voice of Education