Most beginners mistakenly think that running a capital letter is equal to Lian Bi. So I took the copybook and drew a gourd ladle. Even Lian Bi drew it at will in the way I like.
1, the pen is round and light, and the rhythm is bright.
When writing regular script, you should turn the square into a circle, and the strokes should be light and smart, concise, smooth and natural, with alternating fast and slow strokes and distinct rhythm.
2, the stippling is smart, saving some strokes.
In running script, we often write more complicated strokes in simplified form, and its core is stroke association. Some commonly used Jane Eyre and Lian Bi are summarized into concrete "link symbols". The character "2" is similar to the Arabic numeral "2" and is often used for quick writing of vertical dots, ligatures or horizontal strokes. When writing, the pen should be light and written in one stroke.
When replacing horizontal lines, examples are: forever, water. Instead of pointing out and mentioning, examples are: makeup, feathers and general. Inflectional symbols are divided into "small inflections" and "big inflections". For example, the word "free" is a small twist, small in shape, like lightning, turning naturally, and is often used to write the prefix of knives. The word "Jun" is full of twists and turns, shaped like an inverted "S", with smooth strokes and slightly protruding horizontally. It is often used for the sealing of a treasure or the Lian Bi written vertically.
3. The echo is coherent and the bond is outstanding.
The strokes of the running script echo up and down, the strokes are coherent, the tension is quite neat, the joints are prominent, the movement is full, the glyph posture is changeable, compact and beautiful.