Tik Tok's calligraphy is particularly exaggerated.

Recently, Tik Tok's calligraphy has been popular on the Internet for a while, shooting books, nose books, blind books, calling books, dancing books, giant books and so on.

Open Tik Tok and search for "calligraphy". The first place is the following short video, the main body of which was published by the official account of Ren Farong, president of the 7th Chinese Taoist Association.

In fact, the right way to learn calligraphy is to appreciate high-level calligraphy works and learn from orthodox calligraphy theory. Those acrobatic performances of "calligraphy" in the form of "drilling a circle of fire" will only highlight the impetuousness and utilitarianism in the hearts of writers and appreciators, and their body and mind are useless, losing the function of calligraphy expression and entertainment. It should have been a beautiful gray that was slowly waved away. Because these "rat droppings" represent the calligraphy world, it is no wonder that many people look down on calligraphy.