In the past two days, Gong Hanlin said that "the civil servant examination should take the hard pen calligraphy, you are a state civil servant, even the Chinese characters cannot be written well, that is, incompetent" caused heated discussion, and it coincided with the imminent provincial examination, and the heat was directly full.
Some people support that hard pen calligraphy can be improved through long-term practice, and that words are like people, and words can well reflect a person's personality.
But there are also some people who oppose it, after all, the argument itself has a volume, not to mention that all documents are printed now, there is no need to write so well, as long as it is standardized.
Personally, I think this view is inappropriate, not because I have an opinion on hard pen calligraphy, but on the exam. Most of the civil servants are fresh graduates or around the age of 30, the font has long become a stereotype, coupled with the pressure of academics and employment, where is the time to practice calligraphy?
Let's put it this way, once this proposal is approved, the number of candidates will be reduced to the extreme for at least three or four years. For students who are interested in taking the exam, they also have to spend a lot of money to apply for calligraphy classes, and the price refers to the price of the written interview for civil servants, and the burden is too heavy.
Calculate an account, the written test does not report for the class, the cheapest of the interview class offline are four or five thousand, or three or four days of time, more than twenty or thirty thousand, calligraphy is a long-term class, not a million eighteen thousand. According to the calculation of five thousand per month, it takes eight months to wipe out whether you eat or drink, is it reasonable?
And in this way, for the rich, they can continue to cultivate their children's calligraphy, relying on calligraphy to pull points, which is not the same as the Olympic number, giving the rich a direct way to rise?
What do you think?
