Li's cursive writing is as follows:

Pay attention to smooth lines, avoid touching, avoiding eyes and avoiding parallelism. In one go. Characteristics of cursive script: cursive script is a simple and simple style with omitted strokes. Cursive script is the most symbolic style, which takes stippling as the basic symbol to replace a certain part of radicals and characters.

Brief introduction about cursive script:

Among the five styles of calligraphy in China, cursive script is undoubtedly the most attractive one. In the history of calligraphy, there was the title of "Cao Sheng", but there were no titles such as "seal saint", "official saint", "walk saint" and "kai saint". It can be seen that cursive script is favored by people.

cursive script is a stable and standardized script with strict legal principles, but people can't call it cursive script because of the words they scribble in daily life, but "scribble" is indeed one of the sources of cursive script.

There is a phenomenon of "scribbling quickly" in every style of writing. In the actual writing process, people always need to finish it quickly, and ancient prose and Oracle Bone Inscriptions before seal script are no exception.

In the late Spring and Autumn Period, the ceremony collapsed and the music broke down. People had gradually lost their modesty and gentleness in the early Western Zhou Dynasty, and they were reluctant to be as meticulous as the inscriptions on Zhong Ding's wares. In order to write quickly, the strokes of the seal script were straightened directly, which formed the prototype of the earliest official script.

Qin Li developed further on this basis, and Cheng Miao, a disciple of the first emperor, established the birth of Li Shu, and was honored as the "ancestor of Li Shu". When I arrived in han li, the society was stable. In order to pursue beauty, I often put a "wild goose tail" at the end of the horizontal painting. It can be seen that official script was originally produced for quick writing.

Li, a Chinese character in China, pronounced lǐ. The main meaning of this word refers to a small deciduous tree, whose fruit is called "Plum", which is yellow or purplish red when ripe, and is edible: "Peach" and "Plum" (originally used to mean that brothers love each other and help each other, and later used to mean that they replace each other or suffer for others). Give a peach in return. Li is not crowned properly, ie to avoid unnecessary suspicion.