How to interpret the guiding outline of calligraphy education in primary and secondary schools

You can practice hard pen calligraphy with brush copybook, because the fonts of hard pen and soft pen are the same.

The difference between hard pen calligraphy and soft pen calligraphy;

1, different writing tools. The writing tools of soft pen calligraphy are different from those of hard pen calligraphy. The writing tools of hard pen calligraphy are pens, ballpoint pens, dip pens, pencils, plastic pens, bamboo pens, wooden pens, iron pens and so on. With ink as the main carrier, it shows the writing skills of China people. The writing tools of soft pen calligraphy are mainly various types of writing brushes, and Chinese characters are written on paper with ink.

2, the scope of application is different. Hard-pen calligraphy is much more widely used than soft-pen calligraphy, because hard-pen calligraphy is fast, easy to carry and easy to popularize at one time.

3, the degree of promotion is different. Since learning to write, everyone has been learning hard pen calligraphy. It can be said that everyone knows the writing skills of hard pen calligraphy. Although some people's calligraphy may not be beautiful enough, relatively speaking, soft pen calligraphy is not so popular unless they are interested in class.

4. Different writing postures. As we all know, the grip of a brush and a pen is completely different, and the force is also different. Soft pen mainly depends on arm strength and wrist strength, while hard pen calligraphy mainly depends on wrist strength.

5. The difficulty of practice is different. Because hard pen calligraphy is widely used, children have been exposed to it since school. Because there are more opportunities to practice, it is relatively less difficult to practice. Soft-pen calligraphy, on the other hand, needs self-control because it is seldom used and there are not many opportunities for practice.