Quotes to encourage children to practice calligraphy, be sure to come on!
1. Nothing can be accomplished in a hundred days.
2. There are thousands of bald pens and thousands of ingots.
3. Like the breeze blowing out of your sleeves and the bright moon entering your arms.
4. Books originate from nature.
5. Silent sound, invisible appearance.
6. Boxing must be done, and calligraphy must be practiced.
7. It is as graceful as a silver hook and its source is like a frightening luan.
8. The dragons and snakes in the writing seem to have gods.
9. The dragon is powerful and the tiger is vibrating, and the sword is at war.
10. Learning books can lead to long-term knowledge.
11. Writing is like painting a dog, the more you describe it, the uglier it gets.
12. There is nothing on the brow, but a thousand years of writing.
13. The pen falls in the storm, and the poem becomes the weeping ghosts and gods.
14. Don’t rewrite your words and don’t spread your words randomly.
15. It’s better to have the right tools at the right time, and it’s better to have the right tools than to have the right intentions.
16. One point becomes one word, and one word is the final word.
17. Use your pen with your heart in mind. If your heart is right, your pen will be right. If your pen is right, you will be able to practice it.
18. Drawing the pen and working hard, like a swan flying high, the bird is graceful.
19. A person with integrity has an upright and bright outlook beyond his writing.
20. The characters must be composed of bones, the flesh must be wrapped around the tendons, the tendons must hide the flesh, and the posts must be beautiful and moist.
21. I have been talented and learned since I was a child, and I have high ambitions throughout my life. Others have swords, but I have a pen like a knife.
22. Characters are special and temperaments are different. The writing style is responsible for the evil and righteousness.
23. When the paper falls, the wind rises, shaking the sky and seeing thick dew. What else can we do without painting and literature?
24. It is human nature. Those who are sick cannot be made sick. People who are sick cannot be made sick.
25. The book is like Ye, like his learning, like his talent, like his ambition, in short, just like his person.
26. Scholars of calligraphy have two views: one is to view things and the other is to view myself. Observe things to resemble emotions, observe me to understand virtue.
27. If you are too lazy to write books all your life, you will finish them quickly. The frightening wind roars day and night, and you can live in peace wherever you go.
28. Academic scriptures and commentaries all originate from the heart. If the heart is not correct, the actions will be wrong. Liu Gongquan said: If the heart is right, the pen will be right.
29. There is no one who is good at calligraphy and painting who is not good at both character and learning. When he is an official, he is more concerned about his political achievements and reputation, so he will be valued in future generations.
30. In calligraphy and painting, the most important thing is character. Since his integrity is excellent, everyone not only values his writing and ink, but also admires his person.
31. The book must be clear and thick, and clearness and thickness must be based on the heart. Otherwise, although the book is spared from being thin and muddy, it is just a reflection of others.
32. It may express your ambition to achieve great things, or it may relieve your depressed mood. Although it is noble, it cannot suppress its height, and although it is wonderful, it cannot control its power.
33. Words are the voice of the heart; writing is the painting of the heart. The sounds and shapes are seen by gentlemen and villains. Sound and painting are the reasons why gentlemen and villains are emotional.
34. Therefore, there is no shortage of people who are distinguished by morality, merit, articles, and integrity. Those who comment on the world admire their people and pay more attention to their books, so the writers will remain immortal through the ages.
35. When you want to write a book, you should listen to it instead of watching it, and concentrate your mind without any worries, and your heart will be upright and peaceful, then you will be in harmony with it. If the mind is not right, the writing will be slanted; if the ambition is not harmonious, the writing will fall down.
36. Madam’s spirit is in all things, and her heart is in all bones. Therefore, what arises from the heart is accumulated as morality, manifested as economics, established as virtue, established as moral integrity, proclaimed as articles, and carried out as handwriting.
37. I don’t like to be trapped by nature, and I often violate class rules. The class teacher often punishes me to copy the class rules 20 times, so I have to hold three pens at the same time. I often tell people that this is how I got my good calligraphy skills.
38. Calligraphy is just a skill, but the first step is to establish your writing skills. Those with high quality will have a clear, elegant and upright spirit in each stroke; those with low quality will be impressive even though they are passionate and frustrated, but their vertical and horizontal rigidity will inevitably show up.
39. Those who write books are the most important thing for writing. Although it is a Tao, both the virtuous and the unworthy can learn from it. However, there are always many virtuous and unworthy people who can do it. How can it be that the unworthy can do it and the wise are abandoned suddenly?
40. The ancients said about calligraphy: First, one must have high moral character, and second, one must learn from the ancient methods. This is the method of calligraphy, and scholars must learn it. Therefore, if you are familiar with it in your hands, you must first cultivate all the virtues to familiarize yourself with it. The virtue is familiar to the body, and the writing is in the hands. In this way, it becomes a book.
A quote to encourage children to practice calligraphy. This is the best quote I have ever heard!
When we were five years old, we practiced calligraphy, which is called Chinese character enlightenment!
In elementary school, we practiced calligraphy, which is called standardized writing!
When we entered high school, we practiced calligraphy, which was the icing on the cake!
When we go to work, we practice calligraphy and it’s called being different!
Throughout our life, we practice calligraphy, which is called artistic life!
