What should I do if my handwriting doesn’t look good? That’s because my calligraphy practice is wrong!
As the saying goes, words are like people. For many activities in modern society, we need good handwriting to serve as a stepping stone. Whether the handwriting looks good or not will stay with you throughout your life. As you grow older, it is difficult to make major changes after a person's handwriting has been finalized. Therefore, children need to learn to practice calligraphy. So what should I do if my child’s handwriting is ugly?
1.Copy
Copying is what we call copybooks. The process of writing a copybook is a learning process. First of all, we need to look at the details of the writer's writing. He knows how to write. Whether the writing is good or not depends on the details. We must carefully observe the structure and method of the writing before writing, and when copying, do not copy deliberately, but look for the feeling of writing. To put it bluntly, Writing is a feeling, finding your own feeling.
2. Posture
When writing, the way you hold the pen and the way you sit are very important. The correct posture when writing will broaden your field of vision, and the correct posture is also very helpful in finding the feeling of writing. The correct posture of holding the pen determines how quickly you learn to write. The modern pen-holding posture was improved after many experiments. This posture is stable for writing, evenly exerts force when writing, and makes it easier to control the pen.
3. Focus on practicing typical characters
What are typical words? It is our commonly used characters and radicals that we often need to copy and learn over and over again when practicing calligraphy. If we had to copy each of China's nearly 100,000 characters, we would have to copy them until the year of the monkey and the month of the horse. Many Chinese characters have a double structure, which is what we call characters with radicals. We only need to focus on practicing characters with radicals and those single characters (without radicals). For example, after we practice the character "Chang" in "Chang'e", and then practice the character "娥", we will know how to write the character "女", so that we can get twice the result with half the effort.
4.Method
Practicing calligraphy also requires methods. First of all, you must have the correct posture and be able to calm down to avoid being impatient. Secondly, when practicing calligraphy, do not read and write one by one. You must first understand the entire character and then write to ensure the accuracy of the text. coherence. When you reach the final stage of writing, you need to conceive in your mind how to write the character. Only when you are confident will the words you write look good.
With the rapid development of modern technology, more and more people no longer use writing and start relying on the keyboard. This is a very bad habit. Writing can not only cultivate sentiment, but it can also be regarded as a kind of inheritance of Chinese culture.
Chinese characters pay attention to the frame structure. In the process of practicing calligraphy, we will consciously or unconsciously form the habit of being meticulous. Over time, we will develop a rigorous style, not only in writing, but also in learning. It will have a subtle impact on life.
Practicing calligraphy is actually very simple. No matter what your foundation is, whether you are a student or an adult, or you think you have no talent for writing, or you lack confidence in success, as long as you practice a dozen words every day and practice for ten minutes each time , in a few weeks you will miraculously overcome problems such as clumsiness, loose writing, loose structure, skewed handwriting, etc.
