Traditional Chinese Culture Essay

China is an ancient country, and its traditional culture is even more ancient and colorful. Among them, the art of calligraphy is the traditional culture I am most interested in.

Chinese calligraphy is an ancient art with a long history that has influenced the whole world and is one of the cultural treasures that China is most proud of.

Since I was a child, I have been interested in square writing, and the unique charm of couplets and lucky charms y attracted me. Since I was six years old, I have been attending calligraphy interest classes. At the beginning, the brush in my hand is not obedient, write out the word is also crooked, ugly, the teacher encouraged me to persist, when I write well, the teacher will applaud and cheer for me. Gradually, my writing improved.

Today's calligraphy class is on Friday, and as usual, I came to the room with great joy. The calligraphy teacher taught us to write couplets in this class, and I was very excited. Because soon is the Spring Festival, the teacher said that if you write well, you can take their own handwritten couplets to do charity sales, love to the mountainous areas of the small friends. After listening carefully to the teacher's explanations and analyzing the main points of each character's strokes, I began to practice the characters "Thousand Miles of Walking" stroke by stroke, and a moment later, Mr. Wang walked over to me and looked carefully at me and said softly, "The horizontal should be longer." Afterwards, my teacher demonstrated a "wave horizontal" and asked me to practice it again. I felt that "bao yang" was like a stone arch bridge, with a gentle rise and fall. I thought about the key points of each character, and began to write them carefully with the teacher's explanation. After a few times of practice, I was able to write each character so well that the more I saw, the more it looked like the teacher's writing. When the calligraphy teacher passed by me again, she smiled appreciatively and said, "You've made great progress! As long as you practice more, you can be a little calligrapher." The teacher's encouragement boosted my confidence, and I grew to love the fun of calligraphy.

Calligraphy is an important part of Chinese culture. It is a form of expression of Chinese characters and reflects the wisdom of the Chinese people. I look forward to every Friday to come soon, I want to practice harder, so that calligraphy is always with me.