How to write "攵" next to the antithesis in running script? Today we are going to learn the cursive writing of "攵" next to the anti-wen text. In the writing method of running script, only two strokes are needed to complete the counter-text: the first stroke is a horizontal stroke, and the second stroke is a continuous stroke.
Let’s explain the key points of writing:
1. The horizontal length should be slightly shorter, and be careful to tilt upward.
2. The marked triangle is a key rhythm point and requires heavy pressing and pause.
3. The strokes are shorter and the strokes are longer. The last stroke is more prominent. The strokes are longer than strokes.
4. Note that the lower stroke is a curved stroke. First, draw the stroke downward, then draw the stroke in an arc to the left. The arc gradually becomes larger, and the strokes continue toward the direction of the head.
5. When writing example characters, we should pay attention to the fact that all example characters will make the last stroke next to the counter text longer to make the character shape appear stable.
6. We can see the obvious direction of divergence, the left side next to the reverse text is tightened, and the middle palace is leaning against the middle of the Tianzi grid.
7. The curvature next to the antithesis should be short and full, close to the middle of the word.
8. In addition to writing the last stroke next to the counter-text, you should also pay attention to the straight arc of the stroke, which is basically a straight line. The technique when closing the stroke is: press it again, and then strike downward.
