What is the correct posture for writing hard pen?

Correct pen holding posture: Hold the lower end of the pen holder from three different directions with the right thumb, the abdomen of the index finger and the side of the middle finger to form a resultant force. The ring finger and the little finger naturally bend, and the wrist gently sticks to the desktop, forming a stable "support point".

Correct writing steps: writing at four o'clock → pinching with two fingers → resembling an egg.

The correct way to hold a pen: the pen holder should be placed between the fingertips of the thumb, forefinger and middle finger, with the forefinger in front, the thumb in the left back and the middle finger in the lower right. The index finger should be lower than the thumb, and the fingertip should be about 3 cm away from the nib. The penholder and exercise book are kept at a 60-degree tilt, the palms are empty and round, and the knuckles are slightly curved.

Correct pen holding posture: Hold the lower end of the pen holder from three different directions with the right thumb, the abdomen of the index finger and the side of the middle finger to form a resultant force. The ring finger and the little finger naturally bend, and the wrist gently sticks to the desktop, forming a stable "support point".

Correct writing steps: writing at four o'clock → pinching with two fingers → resembling an egg.

The correct way to hold a pen: the pen holder should be placed between the fingertips of the thumb, forefinger and middle finger, with the forefinger in front, the thumb in the left back and the middle finger in the lower right. The index finger should be lower than the thumb, and the fingertip should be about 3 cm away from the nib. The penholder and exercise book are kept at a 60-degree tilt, the palms are empty and round, and the knuckles are slightly curved.