Du's strokes: horizontal, vertical, left, dot, horizontal, vertical and horizontal. Du Fu's brush calligraphy is a unique calligraphy style, which is often used to write famous sayings, poems and songs. Here are a few simple steps to write Du's calligraphy:

1. Prepare brush and ink, and adjust the concentration of ink.

2. Based on a horizontal line, write the "I" shape first, then the "bamboo" shape downwards, and finally the "eight" shape.

3. Write strokes such as "one", "person", "eight", "eight", "eight" and "eight" on the top, bottom, left and right sides of bamboo to form a complete glyph.

4. Use appropriate strength and speed to make the strokes smooth and rhythmic. It should be noted that when writing Du Fu's brush, we should pay attention to the angle and strength of the brush, master the toughness of the brush, and don't wear it excessively when writing. In addition, you need to practice frequently and constantly improve your skills in order to write more beautiful Du's brush strokes.

5. Learn to handle the shelf structure. There are many structural problems, so we must pay attention to them. Many people do not pay attention to the arrangement of structure in writing, either loosely or mechanically. One of the reasons for looseness is that the internal space and external space of words are unbalanced, either equal or the internal space is larger than the external space.

The correct writing is to make the internal space of the word smaller than the external space. In other words, when writing, we should always compare the relationship between the internal space and the external space of words, and try to reduce the proportion of the internal space.

Extended data:

"Du", pictophonetic characters, sounds from wooden soil. "Wood" is the general name of trees, and "soil" is beside the sound, which also means meaning. Oracle Bone Inscriptions's "Du" is "Earth" on the left and "Wood" on the right. After the development of bronze inscriptions, it began to change into the shape of "wood" on the left and "earth" on the right. The shape of "earth" changed greatly and became more linear.

When it developed to Xiao Zhuan, its glyph basically inherited the bronze inscriptions, but it was more neat and standardized. Li Bian simplified the "wooden" part on the left, making it a modern standard "Du" shape. "Du" in regular script is a relatively symmetrical adjustment.