Author: Wang Huisong
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Publish Date: 2005-05-01
Features: Practice diligently to write well, enjoy a free and easy life for a lifetime. To facilitate self-study of calligraphy among young people, our press has specially invited the renowned calligrapher Wang Huisong to compile this series of "Practical Calligraphy Tutorials by Famous Calligraphers." A distinctive feature of this series of character books is the combination of theory and practice. Next to each stroke and radical of Chinese characters, brief textual explanations are provided. These theoretical texts are condensed by calligraphy masters based on their years of experience and insights in practicing calligraphy. They use simple language to make the content readable, copyable, and traceable, guiding writing practice with theory while allowing readers to contemplate the theoretical texts through copying and tracing exercises, achieving a relatively significant rapid effect in calligraphy practice. This series of character books is printed using the red tracing method, combining the three methods of copying, tracing, and red tracing. When using it, readers first copy on transparent paper prepared in advance, then practice on their own paper, and finally use a pen to trace the red characters in the book to consolidate the calligraphy practice. Through repeated practice, readers will naturally achieve harmony between mind and hand, cultivating a beautiful and elegant calligraphy style.
--Wang Huisong Running Script
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