How can I practice a good handwriting? Please, thank you

Yes, often write, write when you have nothing to do, have time to learn to learn calligraphy, whether you can write well or not, writing calligraphy will give us a deeper understanding of words! I have a lot of feelings, and writing is very self-cultivation.

I started practicing Pang Zhonghua's words, and the girl I gave me was also this font, I just liked it. Here's what I learned:

1. The first step is to go to the bookstore and buy a post that can be directly extended, that is, the bottom is a printed font, and there is a transparent paper on it, and it is directly rubbed on the transparent paper. This step is mainly to learn the strokes, correct your original strokes, and forget the original strokes. By the way, this should be practiced with an ink-absorbing pen, not a ballpoint pen and a signature pen, which cannot be practiced in fonts.

2. The second part, when you are already very comfortable with writing, you have to copy, that is, to look at the word to imitate writing, at the beginning it is basically to look at a stroke to write a stroke, and slowly look at a word can be done in one go. During the period, you have to have a certain amount of time to memorize the calligraphy, that is, to see how the strokes and the structure of the frame of a word are, and then close your eyes and think about how to write this character in your heart.

3. The third part is a purely personal play, write directly without looking at the copybook, write by memory, and the words that you can't remember can look back, and slowly practice makes perfect, and it becomes a kind of mechanical maturity.

When practicing, you should pay special attention to the structure of the font, even if the strokes are not good-looking, but the structure of the frame is good, and the words are good-looking.

Each stage takes about a month, and you can practice for more than 2 hours a day. After 3 months, there will be obvious improvement, and after half a year, it will basically be finalized.

Practicing words is a very boring thing, and the attention should be very concentrated, not distracted, and concentrate on practice to shorten the time to form.

Develop a good habit of practicing calligraphy every day, practice with a serious and careful attitude, and when you feel about the same, you take a blank piece of paper and imitate writing, mainly by heart and time!! There is nothing difficult in the world, but I am afraid of those who have a heart!!

Look at the personal wedding sign. Personally, I'm playing the standard. As long as there is a long time"Knock"The keyboard will do the trick. Practice makes perfect.

I feel the same way, but practicing words is very hard, when I was a child, I watched my brother practice words on a very hard time, at the beginning of copying the word book every day to practice, in the winter when the hands are frozen red and swollen, I am greedy to play and do not have the perseverance so now it is also a hand of ugly words.

Personally, I think that buying a copybook, copying, and writing slowly one stroke at a time is still beneficial for beginners.

It is good to practice calligraphy. That's how I practiced, and I practiced regular script best.

Borrowing from others and then determining your own style, I don't think you should write calligraphy, otherwise your personality will be gone.

Uninterrupted practice, only hard work can be rewarded.

Train hard every day.

You are in your 20s and now you can't imitate others when you practice calligraphy, you should modify your original glyphs and write as well as possible, and then follow the practice of cursive, write at least 2 hours a day, so that you can write slowly, come on.

In fact, the answer to your question is already implied: one word, practice!!

Well, there's no other way around that. I had to train hard every day. At the same time, it is necessary to have a good pen to practice.

I'm also very ugly, and there's only one way to do it, and that's to write slowly, stroke by stroke.

You should write more, to comprehend the content of the copy, any copybook has its own characteristics.