What is the meaning of cursive script?

1. In a sense, there is cursive script (Cao Zhang) first, then regular script. The origin of cursive script is earlier than regular script, and it evolved from official script in Qin and Han dynasties to facilitate writing on bamboo slips. So the first meaning of cursive script is to facilitate writing. 2. As a writing style, cursive script can fully express the responsibility of writing. Refer to Yu Youren's standard cursive script. If you want to know something about cursive script, you can also refer to Cao Baiji and Yun Ge to describe the basic brushwork and word formation rules in the form of poetry. The composition of cursive script has the same strict writing rules as regular script.

3. Japanese use China cursive script as the phonetic notation of Chinese characters. As can be seen from the figure below, all 50 sounds of Japanese Hiragana come from China cursive script, and their pronunciations are similar to those of Chinese characters, which further proves that cursive script can fulfill the writing duties and there will be no ambiguity between words.

Then why do people think cursive script is a mess now? Scribble? Because with the popularization of computer technology and the promotion of regular script characters in society, we began to write regular script from primary school, and the visual feedback of computer monitors is also regular script. Subjectively and objectively, we accepted the writing method based on regular script, but lost the ability to recognize and read cursive script, and then lost the ability to appreciate cursive script.

In addition, there are some bad writing styles in contemporary calligraphy, and the cursive script written is disorganized and reckless, which makes cursive script, a relatively rigorous art form, become random graffiti (few people can understand it anyway), which also causes some people's prejudice against cursive script.

Foolish thought: cursive script is the most expressive of emotions among the five major calligraphy styles, which can reproduce the leaping, flipping, scurrying and lagging of the pen tip (which requires a certain calligraphy skill), thus forming flying white, dizzy ink and gossamer. It is difficult for regular script and running script to appreciate works from different time and space angles.

Although the title does not require the posting of famous works, it is indispensable from the perspective of cursive appreciation, and the premise of debating beauty and ugliness is to know what beauty is.