Hot:
Start the pen against the front, move the pen to the right for a while, and then turn the pen to the lower left, gradually lift, and close the pen out.
Horizontal point:
Counter-edge to start the pen, turn the pen to the right easily and naturally run, back to the front to close the pen. It resembles a horizontal painting, but be careful that it is written too thick and too long.
Vertical point:
The Tibetan front is reversed, and the downward rotation is turned downward with a slight pause, and it is necessary to avoid writing slender or thick short.
Side point:
The counter-attack moves upwards to the right, slightly to the right during a slight pause. Then head down to the left to close the pen.
Apostrophe:
Reverse the pen, turn the pen to the lower left to run the gradual lift, or back or out of the front to close the pen, this stroke should not be written thick.
Pinch Point:
Cut in the opposite direction, turn the front to the right or move the pen downwards, from light to heavy, to the foot of the heavy press, that is, from heavy to light. The force is sharp, and the strokes should be thick and short.
Horizontal pick point:
Or Lu Feng or Hidden Feng cut in, turn the pen to the right or upward gradually lift, out of the front to close the pen, should not write thick and long.
Point-to-point:
The starting pen of the left and right points should be basically opposite, and then the trend should be left and right or the lower left and right.
Upper equinox:
Although there are strokes in the middle, the left and right still need to be basically leveled, forming a trend of echoing each other and looking forward to each other.
Bottom to point:
These two points are a combination of left-handed points and right-handed points, and should be paid attention to staggered and lively changes when writing.
Sub-points:
These two points should be roughly opposite when writing, and then go down to the left and right, which should be thick and short.
Second from the left
The starting pen of the two points should be different, or the square pen or round pen, the upper and lower should be compact, and the momentum must be coherent.
The next three points:
When writing, you should pay attention to the three-point strokes, that is, they should be different, but also they should echo each other, vivid and lively.
Three points from the left:
The up and down arrangement should be uneven and changeable, and pay attention to the coherence of the momentum, remember the same size, sometimes for the needs of writing, the upper, middle and second points can be used to tie the wire.
Four flat points:
When writing, it is necessary to write out the echo of the departure between the points, and also pay attention to making their forms different.
Multi-point:
If there are many points in a word, make each point written differently, and pay attention to the momentum between them.