The difference between hard pen calligraphy and soft pen calligraphy lies in the thickness of strokes.

The most obvious difference between hard pen calligraphy and soft pen calligraphy is the difference in stroke thickness. Although both of them are the same artistic form of writing Chinese characters, and writing Chinese characters is also skillful and artistic, the difference in stroke thickness leads to the fundamental difference between them. Because the thickness is different, the strokes are different.

Introduction to hard pen calligraphy;

Hard-pen calligraphy is a bright pearl in the hundred gardens of calligraphy art, and its writing tools include pens, gel pens, artistic pens, pencils, chalk and so on. With ink or powdery medium as the main carrier, the writing skills of Chinese characters are expressed. It has the characteristics of convenient carrying, quick writing and wide use value. The visual difference between it and brush calligraphy is that the strokes are thick or thin, just like removing their bones and muscles. However, the imaging principle and sports skills are very different, and they are two different sports methods.

Hard pen calligraphy is divided into hard pen calligraphy art and practical hard pen calligraphy. The former mainly emphasizes artistry, while the latter mainly emphasizes practicality. The artistry of hard-pen calligraphy mainly expresses the writer's understanding and feeling of calligraphy art through the changes of lines and structures. It pursues beauty, emotion, interest, artistic conception, personality and so on.