Shui Qian Wang Baduo's calligraphy specifically satirizes people who have no real talent and knowledge, do not do practical things, but love to stir up trouble.

"Shallow water, more tortoises" means places with shoals and sandy areas. Tortoises love to live in such places, so there are the most tortoises in such places. There is a famous saying in China: "The temple is small and the wind is strong. There are many tortoises in Chi Qian. "It talks about bad habits in a circle.

Usually tortoises don't live in shallow water areas. There are many tortoises in shallow water, which is unconventional. For example, in a small circle, there are not many people, but they are arrogant. There are many people who are arrogant, hide their secrets in their smiles, sow discord, and cheat. At this time, people will use "Shui Qian Ba ??Duo" to vent their dissatisfaction.

How to practice calligraphy:

1. Don’t rush to write and practice. You should first learn the rules of knotting. As a beginner, it is more important to master the rules of knotting first. It is easier to read the text after mastering the structure. It is also easier to understand the layout of stipples and divisions when making posts. You can practice with pencils, ballpoint pens or pens. The processing of the frame structure is similar between hard pens and brushes.

2. Preparation. Complete brush, ink, paper, inkstone, and calligraphy, and carefully understand the writing and writing methods. It is recommended for beginners to start from regular script. Regular script includes both seal script and official script styles. There are both square and round pen styles. Choose according to your own preferences. It is best not to start with stele, but try to choose ink calligraphy. Ink is the only way to figure out the method of using calligraphy.