Who knew you could practice good handwriting without copybooks?

Hello, this friend! Generally speaking, you can't write well without copybooks, because it's equivalent to scribbling, but there is one exception. Without copybooks, you will write and copy when you see newspapers, magazines, slogans and couplets on the door, which is the so-called "copy it yourself." In fact, you can learn from copybooks, but it doesn't cost money. Ancient copybooks and rubbings are hard to find, and most learners can write well. If today's information age has created the best conditions for us to learn books, then why should we follow copybooks to achieve twice the result with half the effort? Why not do it? If you really want to refine words, learn from copybooks honestly, so that you can take fewer detours and succeed easily! There is little chance of success if you don't learn Chinese characters from posts! (even if you look at couplets, it is also learning with posts, otherwise you can only build a car behind closed doors! The result can only be the opposite! ) universal truth should be followed!