Tell me about my handwriting practice.

The original intention of practicing calligraphy: it's very simple, just like it, feel great, and then you can pass the time.

Always find something to do when you are idle at home.

I like to pick up a pen and practice calligraphy as soon as I have nothing to do. Originally, when I was "living", I often practiced hard pen. Now that he has left me, other gel pens don't feel that way, so they don't practice writing brushes often.

Fortunately, I have two hands to prepare. If I don't practice hard pen, soft pen is ok. Although I like it, I don't write with a pen as often as before, because it takes more time to write with a brush. Another point is that I really want to cry when I wash a brush (helpless).

In the afternoon, it's boring to brush videos. I thought of a writing brush, so I did it, packed everything and started to work.

In other words, it's a shame that the university began to use brush and practice soft pen. Give me an excuse: I didn't have time before and no one taught me (chuckle).

But I am also grateful to have access to soft pens in college. I don't know what others think. Anyway, in my eyes, I admire those who pick up calligraphy (hee hee).

On New Year's Day this year, I wrote a pair of Spring Festival couplets because I am a novice and can't help everyone. I don't care. I want to see the Spring Festival couplets posted in other people's dormitories next year. I wrote them. So, under the interest, I had to force myself to practice hard and not always think about the difficulty of washing pens (in distress situation).

I'm not bragging (haha), but I feel that after half a year's practice, this word is really beginning to have a little "font". Think back to the beginning, I Lian Bi didn't know how to hold it, and I didn't even know the name of the basic appliance of the brush. When I was practicing strokes, it was really ugly.

But fortunately, there is a calligraphy club in our school, and our major also offers calligraphy classes. Under the guidance of teachers from both sides, I gradually improved. But I still feel a little overwhelmed. Just as the calligraphy club opened another intensive training class, I signed up enthusiastically.

At first, I just couldn't write correctly, didn't know how to control the pen, and felt that the pen wouldn't listen to me.

Chinese characters have improved a lot than before (hee hee)!

Next, I will talk about the time I practice soft pen: First, intensive training courses, twice a week, once for about an hour. The teachers in them are all our seniors and sisters. They are experienced. Second:? In addition to the two classes in the intensive class, there is also one class in the club every week, which is one morning, which is four classes, but it is divided into soft pen and hard pen. Third:? In addition to these two, there are calligraphy classes offered by our major, twice a week, with a total of four classes. After class, I will keep in touch for half an hour to an hour. Fourth: there are homework after class, not only professional courses, clubs, but also intensive training courses. You need to spend time practicing after class.

I probably follow this course every week. I scored 79 points in the final calligraphy exam (soft pen+hard pen), and the calligraphy teacher said that it is difficult to get more than 80 points in one class every year. I am happy to see the final score, but I am a little sorry. After all, there is still a point from Excellence (hahaha).

I still remember one time after a calligraphy class (I was the first one sitting in the middle), I went to wash my pen. At that time, a community needed to use classrooms. Later, they came in, saw my handwriting and praised me. I am too shy (happy) to hide my smile. They also asked me to write a few words for them. Of course, I won't make a fool of myself (wry smile). After all, I usually practice the words they see, so I'm still a little poor at improvising, which I still know (haha).

Of course, it is also important to choose the right brush. Sometimes, if you practice calligraphy with a poor brush, you may get worse and worse. Not only is it a waste of time, but it may also exhaust confidence and patience in the end.

I forgot to mention that I started practicing calligraphy after I practiced my strokes almost. When I first started practicing calligraphy, I didn't know how to allocate the structure of many words. After all, the structure is beautiful, and the strokes can't be worse than the whole word. I often watch Tik Tok, search for words to write, and then practice word by word with the video explanation, practicing while practicing until the words satisfy me.

Later, I bought a copybook and could copy it.

The teacher said that the grid of this copybook is too small, and it should be as big as the copybook you practiced. For beginners, it is easier to write big characters than to practice small ones.

Generally speaking, practicing calligraphy is a very long process, which requires time and patience. But still the same sentence: persistence is victory. I believe that there are many things to grind, and efforts will eventually pay off.

Say a blessing: I wish those who are still struggling for their goals success, because I hope to help write Spring Festival couplets next year.