Li Xiubi: Different from ordinary gel pens (pens) and brushes, the hardness of Li Xiubi is between gel pens (pens) and brushes.

Introduction: Li Xiubi is a kind of calligraphy pen, commonly known as "soft pen", which first appeared in Japan, similar to China's "Zhong Bai Bi", and is mainly popular in China, Japan, Singapore and other countries. Its brush strokes are flexible, the ink is even, there is no ink leakage, the ink color is bright, and the writing is smooth and natural. It is suitable for small print writing, office work, signature and painting in calligraphy, and it is one of the common pens used by the majority of calligraphy art lovers. Li Xiubi has beautiful nib, moderate hardness, uniform ink output, quick drying and waterproof, and is suitable for regular script writing and signature.

Tips for using Li Xiubi: Personally, Li Xiubi is different from gel pen. Generally, the pen holder of gel pen should lean against the root of index finger; The pen holder holding Li Xiubi is placed on the second joint of the index finger, so that the angle between the pen tip and the paper will be larger, and it is not easy to write the strokes too thick, which will make it easier to control the stroke thickness.

Pen: The common beautiful pens are Zebra, Guangna and Zhong Bai. I prefer Zhong Bai's small font. His ink is not too thin, it is not easy to ink, and the pen is moderate in hardness. Daily posts: Zhong You, Huang Tingjing, Daughter Monument, Jing, Li Sao Jing.