How to write cursive for good luck?

Cursive script is a kind of traditional calligraphy in China. It breaks through the complicated strokes and squares of Chinese characters by reducing strokes, connecting glyphs and borrowing radicals. It is simpler and faster than running script writing, thus further improving the writing efficiency of Chinese characters. However, there are too many cursive writing methods and changes, which are difficult to identify. Over the years, it has been handed down as a calligraphy art dedicated to appreciation.

In addition to a large number of bamboo slips, Cao Zhang's masterpieces include the works contained in Urgent Chapter, Ode to a Teacher, Le Yi Post, Huang Xiang Urgent Chapter and Chunhua Pavilion Post. In the Yuan Dynasty, with the efforts of Zhao Mengfu and Song Ke in the Ming Dynasty, this calligraphy style was revived.

Although Cao Zhang is a cursive script, it is different from today's cursive script. It has established cursive script writing rules and has its own set of rules, which is the basis for Cao Zhang's writing to be accurate, easy to understand and beautiful. The brush strokes have been changed and refined as much as possible, and every point of the painting is well-founded and has a source. If you don't conform to cursive calligraphy when writing, it is easy to be specious, which hinders reading and is not easy to be beautiful.