If you want to learn China's calligraphy, beginners should choose which pen, paper and ink, which copybook to choose and which font to start practicing.

Brushes have four virtues: round, sharp and neat (each brush should be neat after spreading, and each brush has its own natural and original tip instead of being trimmed), healthy (elastic). Just choose according to this standard.

Beginners can write on tassel paper or newspaper, and then use rice paper after reaching a certain level.

Just use "one cabinet" of ink.

Post, personally, I think it is better to use Ou Yangxun's regular script "Ninety percent Palace"

At the same time, you can watch the teaching videos of Tian or Tian Yingzhang. The Ou Kai characters in their works are particularly beautiful and meticulous.