If you want to write English well, you must pay attention to the following points:

No matter which font you use, you must pay attention to your writing posture and sitting posture. Some fonts have very strict requirements on writing and sitting posture. strict.

2. Keep practicing every day, at least one hour. English book writing practice is very effective and changes almost every day. Of course, if you want to practice it to perfection, you still have to work hard. Because you can see your progress quickly, it is easy to stick to it, which is not the case with Chinese.

3. Write it yourself, never draw it. Many people rely on tracing red lines when practicing calligraphy. This practice method is slow to produce results and can be said to be half the result with twice the effort. When you buy a calligraphy sample, read it carefully and follow the above requirements. Look at the sample and fumble to write bit by bit. You can just lay out paper and trace on it. It’s useless if you don’t even think about it. The important thing in practicing calligraphy is to study it. You can see through it stroke by stroke. Writing ten words is more rewarding than writing one page. Some fonts even require you to practice drawing circles, drawing grids, and other exercises that seem to have nothing to do with the font. Don't worry, it will be relatively easy to write after you have practiced the basics.

Writing in English is actually no easier than writing in Chinese. The hairsprings and corners of the fonts are very particular. You must not read the outline of each letter. Height, length, and where to start and end the pen must be carefully observed. Only in this way can the beauty of each font be preserved. Because of the continuity of English writing, an irregular letter may cause the writing of a word to not be as good as it should be. effect.

4. Be careful not to be eager for quick success and instant benefit, starting from the strokes. Not only does Chinese writing need to start with strokes, but so does English. Practicing letters or even words from the beginning is an absolute rush for quick success. Practicing calligraphy is like building a house. If you don’t lay a good foundation at the beginning, it will only become more and more crooked in the future. If you go to a detour at the beginning, it will be difficult to correct it later. So start with the strokes, no joke.

5. Learn to summarize and observe. This is the guarantee of your progress. I think those who can summarize will not only be faster in practicing calligraphy, but may also be one step ahead in all aspects of life. Therefore, summary and observation are particularly important in calligraphy practice. If you make mistakes, you can correct them in time to avoid detours.