How to write basic strokes in regular script?

Regular script begins with stippling, and the basic stippling includes six kinds: horizontal, vertical, left, press, hook and point.

1, horizontal: use thumb, forefinger and middle finger to "brush" to the right and tilt the pen to the left.

(1) Expose the front of the pen, and start to stroke horizontally: the pen tip enters the paper and lightly strokes to the right, and quickly lifts the pen tip slightly to adjust to the feeling of correct trend, and the stroke is slightly heavier than the first stroke. After that, the pen slows down to the right center and the stroke direction is slightly to the right. Finally, the pen tip lightly strokes to the lower right, and then the pen tip returns to the horizontal to the left.

(2) Zang Feng Qi Pen: If you want to move from left to right and the pen tip goes against the trend and enters the paper to the right, you can lightly stroke it to the right with the pen tip, then slightly lift the pen tip and adjust it to the pen tip with a sense of right trend, stroke it again at the same position, slightly heavier than the first pen, and then slowly stroke it to the right. The method of collecting the pen is the same as Lu Feng's horizontal stroke. Skilled Tibetan front can sometimes be regarded as "intentional Tibetan", that is, the pen tip has the intention of rotating the pen tip at a faster speed from left to right while dropping paper.