Kai Script 100 Days to Mastery

Author: Wang Xueming
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Publish Date: 2003-08-01
Features: As the saying goes, "A person's calligraphy is their 'second face'." The traditional Chinese belief in the totemic significance of characters, combined with the above points, has deeply rooted calligraphy art in the Yellow River Basin, ensuring its enduring legacy. Calligraphy holds a profound and widespread grassroots foundation in China, and countless calligraphy enthusiasts dream of writing beautiful characters. So, where should one begin learning calligraphy? The purpose of this small book is to help calligraphy enthusiasts open the door to the of calligraphy art. The world within is fascinating, but whether one can delve into the treasure trove and discover the essence is entirely up to individual effort—"The master opens the door, but the journey is one's own." Learning calligraphy by starting with regular script (Kai Shu) is ideal. Here are the reasons: , Regular script is a mature script. Its basic strokes and components are rich (Eight Principles of Yong), and its structure is complete. Second, there are many regular script models, encompassing various styles, making it convenient for enthusiasts to choose suitable examples based on their preferences. Third, regular script is highly practical. Through practice, one can apply what they learn immediately, achieving visible results that strengthen interest and confidence in calligraphy learning.