How to write Chinese characters with a brush?

The writing method of Chinese calligraphy is: left, horizontal, horizontal and vertical hook.

Mao (pronounced máo) is a first-class word (commonly used word) in the General Specification for Chinese Characters. This word first appeared in the Western Zhou Dynasty. The original meaning refers to the hair on people and animals. The extended meaning is subtle and subtle. The word "Mao" is a single structure, and its shape is like crooked hair, so the original meaning of Mao refers to the hair on people and animals.

Because hair is a very small thing, the word "hair" has a subtle and subtle meaning. The word "Mao" lost the image of bent hair and became flat and easy to write. After regular script, until the development of modern Chinese, there has not been much change, and the stroke structure is more symmetrical.

There are five types of calligraphy in China: regular script, seal script, running script, cursive script and official script. Brush writing refers to writing with a brush according to traditional statutes, rather than writing casually with a brush. It is the first stage of learning calligraphy. Writing China's calligraphy well is a very complicated and specific problem, which can't be fully explained in a thousand words.

Regular script is also called regular script. It is a kind of calligraphy with the longest development time in China. Regular script is square and strokes are straight. There are four famous calligraphers: Ou Yangxun in Tang Dynasty, Yan Zhenqing in Tang Dynasty, Liu Gongquan in Tang Dynasty and Zhao Meng in Yuan Dynasty. Regular script is generally used as an introductory text, which can follow seal script and play a connecting role.