To be honest, do you think it looks good to write with a pen?

To be honest, I think I think my handwriting is not good at all. Not only does my pen look bad, but my handwriting, to be precise, always looks bad, no matter what pen I write with.

I have been writing casually since I was a child, and I have never practiced it seriously. I didn't realize how important words are to me until I grew up. When I was in junior high school, I always thought I was young. I can write well when I grow up. Who knew that I didn't make much progress in high school? In high school, the teacher stressed to us that writing must be fair, because if your handwriting makes others look down on it, it will especially affect the composition score of the college entrance examination in the future.

In fact, ugly handwriting affects the score. We all know this, but it's really difficult to regulate your own typos by practicing calligraphy. I remember when I was in junior high school, I took a political exam. Every political exam was an open-book exam, that is, you knew the answers to many things, but you just moved them from the textbook to the test paper. Our teacher corrects the papers just to see whether the students' handwriting is good or not, and if it is not good, points will be deducted.

I swore before the college entrance examination that I must practice good handwriting three months after the college entrance examination, but now that the college entrance examination is over, I am still idle in the room and refuse to practice handwriting. I was interested in it two days before the holiday, practiced for two days, and then persisted. I am a very strange person. Sometimes a thing can last until the end, and sometimes it gives up before it starts. Maybe this is doomed to make my handwriting ugly forever.

If you don't have a good hand at the moment, then I hope you don't give up practicing calligraphy as easily as I do, because a good hand is still very useful in the future. Especially when writing a name, your good handwriting will make others think you are very knowledgeable.