Can first-year students use carbon pens for hard pen calligraphy?

First-year students are not good at writing hard-pen calligraphy with carbon ink, so it is recommended to study and practice with pencils.

Because the ball at the tip of the carbon pen is easy to slip, it is difficult for first-grade children to control it, and it is easy to make posture mistakes, but it is twice the result with half the effort. Secondly, practicing hard-pen calligraphy requires copying and understanding the shelf structure of words, which is too demanding for first-grade children and difficult to achieve. However, these problems can be avoided by using pencils because mistakes can be erased and changed.