There are tens of thousands of Chinese characters in China, and there are thousands of commonly used ones. The education department requires students in nine-year compulsory education to master 3,500 common words. When we learn to write hard-tipped calligraphy, we cannot learn to write one by one. Instead, we should understand and master its rules, learn to write flexibly, and be able to draw inferences from one example.
We know that Chinese characters are composed of dozens of basic strokes. Therefore, if you want to write hard-pen calligraphy well, starting from the basic strokes and becoming familiar with their essentials is a shortcut to learning to write hard-pen calligraphy. Basic strokes are divided into horizontal, vertical, left, back, dot, lift, fold, hook and various compound forms, which will be described here.
Shorthand
flatten
long horizontal
Phoenix Hook
right click
Vertical point
Lift vertically
lying hook
discount
Hanging needle vertical
vertical hook
Fold horizontally and vertically
Horizontal folding hook
horizontal hook
Slant hook
slant
long
vertical fold
Left pointed horizontal
vertically
