Chinese calligraphy is the fingerprint of Chinese culture and an important part of traditional Chinese culture. What I bring to you below are pictures of cursive calligraphy fonts. I hope you like them.

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Characteristics of running script calligraphy:

Running script calligraphy is a calligraphy style between regular script calligraphy and cursive script calligraphy. Compared with regular script, running script calligraphy has Running calligraphy has the following characteristics.

Reducing dots

In order to make writing easier, running script calligraphy simplifies certain parts of regular script, either omitting dots or merging lines. For example, next to the word "困" in the Chinese character "," the original traditional regular script was written with seven paintings, while when written in running script, there were only two paintings, eliminating five paintings; however, the four dots of the "?" character were changed from four dots to a horizontal one. , three strokes are omitted; the swim near the character "?" is simplified from a 1.3 bend plus a flat stroke to a vertical and horizontal fold, and several bends and twists are also omitted; the center of the character "Buddha" was originally a deformed "bow" The word ? is now replaced by a horizontally bent hook, eliminating two bends at once. Reduce stippling and use most of the radicals of characters.

Flowing strokes

Writing regular script requires clear stipples and writing stroke by stroke. Writing running script can connect the stipples and add hooks and threads between the stipples. Hooking is to write short hooks on the stipples without hooks, such as the horizontal drawing of "ancient" character, and the strokes of "hao" character; pulling thread is to use thin hooks between the stipples that are not connected before and after. They are connected by threads, such as the stippling in the middle of the silk circle, and the two dots on the center and right of the word "center". There are hooks and threads between the stipples in running calligraphy, which makes the brushstrokes appear flowing and the mood lively. But it should be noted that there should not be too many hooks and pulls, otherwise the pen will look unclean and the shape will not be beautiful.

The writing stroke order of cursive calligraphy is cursive, which is different from the original regular script stroke order. For example, in Qiu, there are four characters named Rong Ban. The first one is in regular script, and the back one is in cursive script. When writing cursive calligraphy, changing the order of writing strokes must be adapted to local conditions, take advantage of the situation, and conform to the standards of cursive script.

Flexible pen use

The pen used in running script calligraphy is more flexible than regular script, and the same stipple writing method is not very constrained. For example, after writing the horizontal stroke of the word "ge", you can either turn the pen directly from the right side to write Ge hook, or you can go up from the right side and make a small circle before writing Ge hook; the floating goose hook of the character "also" is made from It's okay to turn the pen up and down, or write directly from the bottom; the "木" next to the word "木" is usually written from the left after writing the horizontal and vertical pictures, but if you turn the pen from the right to write the word "木" , also makes sense; as for the pick next to the handle, if you follow the regular script writing method, it is good to write the pick from the top to the front, but it is even better to use a string to connect the vertical hook and the oblique pick.

Changeable postures

Running script calligraphy is a type of font between regular script and cursive script. It has a wide range of activities and rich expressive power. There are often several ways to write a word, and the postures changeable. For example, the four suffixes of the character "?" and the four prefixes of the character "花" are written in a closed and open manner, neat and freehand, similar but different, diverse and unified, and interesting. The variety of postures is the strength of running calligraphy, which is beyond the reach of regular script and cursive script.