Practicing hard pen calligraphy from an early age, starting to practice soft pen calligraphy in the third grade, when it comes to the harvest of learning calligraphy, Xie Zihan, a second-grade student of the sixth grade of Yan'an Yucai Red Army Primary School, gushed endlessly. "Practicing calligraphy not only made me write well and become more confident, but also calmed my anxious mood and cultivated my emotions."
"The Yellow River is far above the white clouds, a lonely city of Wanlingshan", "Three or two branches of peach blossoms outside the bamboo, the spring river plumbing duck prophet"... In Xie Zihan's home, the walls are covered with his work, practicing some classic poems. Both parents are teachers, and from an early age, they paid attention to cultivating Xie Zihan's habits and interest in learning calligraphy. From the initial resistance to today's love, he said that learning calligraphy has brought great changes to himself and made him more persevering.
Don't look at the sixth grade, Xie Zihan also used the holiday to participate in activities such as the Spring Festival. "Most importantly, in the process of practicing calligraphy, I felt the profundity of Chinese characters, and also felt the charm of traditional Chinese culture, as a young generation, we must carry forward the Chinese character culture." Xie Zihan said.
Xie Zihan's mother, Gao Lingyun, is a Chinese language teacher who has been teaching for 17 years and knows the importance of writing well. "When my child was very young, I paid special attention to his writing. At the beginning, it is also in the spirit of allowing children to write beautifully and have greater confidence. On April 20, Gao Lingyun told the Huashang Daily-Ersanli reporter that he slowly found that the child still had great changes, such as the child's temper is usually more grumpy, but after learning calligraphy, he became more calm.
"In the process of learning soft pen calligraphy, he also gradually felt the charm of Chinese characters, and began to love Chinese characters and love traditional culture from passive to active." Gao Lingyun said that when the child practices calligraphy at home, he is also accompanied, hoping that he can continue to practice Chinese characters as always, and he also pays attention to students' writing in the usual teaching process, and strives to let the children pass on the Chinese character culture from generation to generation.
Huashang Daily reporter He Qiuping Editor He Caimei