I've heard of a "ten thousand hours rule" to the effect that if you study ten thousand hours in a certain field, you can do it very well. I did the math, if I seriously studied brush character one every day

I've heard of a "ten thousand hours rule" to the effect that if you study ten thousand hours in a certain field, you can do it very well.

I did the math, if I studied brush writing for an hour and a half every day, ten thousand divided by one point five and then divided by three hundred and sixty-five, it would be about eighteen years.

I started learning brush characters last year, when I was fifty-two years old. Eighteen years later, by the time I turn seventy, I can do a great job in the field of calligraphy! If I had occasionally been free and had spent more than an hour and a half studying calligraphy, I would have succeeded before I was seventy years old, and I would be excited to think about it.

Last January, I began to describe the Theory of Red Le Yi, and then I was about to write, and after half a year, I thought I was almost finished, I copied three hundred Song Poems, and then I realized that I had written a mess, and then I began to post again.

There are many people in this group who write well with hard pens and soft pens, and they must have been insisting on it for a long time, and they must learn from them and stick to it. Stick to the 10,000-hour rule yourself.

I hope that book lovers can stick to it, if it is not for fame and profit, writing and learning calligraphy is really a happy thing. [Light the peace lamp]