What does the writing test mean?

The significance of writing test is to test the basic skills of calligraphy, to see whose calligraphy level is high, whose handwriting is good, and the significance of test evaluation.

1, brush calligraphy examination methods are mainly divided into writing skill examination and calligraphy knowledge examination. Writing skills are assessed by on-site writing and creation, and calligraphy knowledge is assessed by on-site written examination.

(1) Writing Skills

Pro-writing: candidates choose one of the templates provided by the test paper to write pro-writing.

Proposition creation: candidates create calligraphy according to the requirements of the test questions, and see the requirements of the topic for calligraphy style.

(2) Calligraphy knowledge

Candidates in middle and senior grades are required to take a written test of basic knowledge and theoretical knowledge of calligraphy. Topics include multiple-choice questions, true or false questions, short-answer questions and essay questions.

2. Hard pen

Hard pen calligraphy examination methods are mainly divided into writing skill examination and calligraphy knowledge examination. Writing skills are assessed by on-site writing and creation, and calligraphy knowledge is assessed by on-site written examination.

(1) Writing Skills

Face-to-face teaching: candidates choose one of the templates provided by the test paper for writing.

Off-duty writing: candidates write according to the content provided by the test paper.

Self-creation: candidates should write poems and essays that they are familiar with, and the writing style of intermediate and four levels should be written in regular script, official script and running script, with no less than 20 words; Choose advanced fonts (grades 7, 8 and 9) from seal script, official script and cursive script (cursive script and seal script should be accompanied by explanatory text) with at least 40 words.

Proposition creation: candidates create and write according to the requirements of the test questions. See the test questions for the style.

(2) Calligraphy knowledge

Candidates in middle and senior grades are required to take a written test of basic knowledge and theoretical knowledge of calligraphy. Topics include multiple-choice questions, true or false questions, short-answer questions and essay questions.