Calligraphy; Handwriting.

Example:

Her? calligraphy? was the clearest I'd ever seen.

Her handwriting is the clearest I have ever seen.

Handwriting introduction:

Handwriting refers to the unique physical characteristics of the words written by each person. Handwriting can be imitated Physical, psychological factors and even physical appearance will have an impact on handwriting. Handwriting identification and penology are all knowledge about handwriting.

Handwriting is a kind of special trace, which refers to a kind of special trace formed by people who have writing ability to express their ideas by writing characters on a certain surface with writing tools and can reflect their unique writing habits.

Handwriting identification is to judge whether it is written by the same person by comparing and identifying two or more notes. This kind of appraisal pays more attention to the comparison of handwriting, an objective fact, and does not pursue the meaning expressed by the text content.

The writing habits reflected by handwriting have different characteristics of people. There are many different factors, but there are four main ones: physiological function: the tendency of some strokes of some words written by left-handed people and right-handed people is different.

Psychological factors: As mentioned above, psychology can temporarily affect the font. For example, writing can penetrate the back of the paper when you are sad and angry, but writing when you are lovelorn is a bit stormy.

The objective environment for the formation of writing dynamic stereotypes: whether there are any fonts for imitation during the formation of writing dynamic stereotypes, and the accidents such as the primary school Chinese teacher saying that the handwriting is ugly and making parents go home to urge them to do it more times will all have a certain impact on the formation of writing dynamic stereotypes.

The fineness and complexity of writing: a word "Zi" and a word "Wang" may not all look good when written by the same person, and the words drawn as embroidery are different from those painted casually. Generally speaking, when I write, I don't write words, but I write the traces of hard work, mood and temperament when I practiced writing in the early years.