What I shared today is: the word "Fu".
阜, pronounced fù, one of the radicals of Chinese characters, is used on the left side of the character to become 阝, commonly known as "next to the left ear". Originally seen in the Shang Dynasty oracle bone inscriptions, its ancient characters resemble a ladder or a mountain with ups and downs like a ladder, and is also used to indicate a large area of land.
Left vertical to oblique cut down the pen, and then turn the center to go down, down the pen slightly light, slightly with arc; horizontal fold and left vertical virtual connection, Lu Feng light into, horizontal painting do not write long, anti-shoulder, after the pen in place slightly lift the pen and then pause the pen to the left down to write vertical, vertical body should be short, left oblique; bottom horizontal and left vertical semi-virtual pen, do not long, anti-shoulder angle consistent, close the pen to support the right vertical; the following horizontal folding writing is similar to the above, the shape is flat and wide, pay attention to the penmanship and angle of the two folding pens, and finally the horizontal painting is connected to the left vertical, parallel equidistant, after the vertical pen is closed.
Below the "Lay" part of the horizontal painting stretched, the pen left probe, the angle is slightly square, after the pen turns to the center to the right, the left side of the shoulder, the middle line of the pen is slightly lighter, the right part is slightly flat, the pen is slightly pressed down, so that it is slightly arched; the left vertical is located below the upper vertical painting, the vertical body is oblique to the left, slightly arc, the pen is suddenly ready to gather momentum, strong and powerful; finally the vertical painting is slightly longer, the vertical body is slightly thinner, the strength is very strong, and the pen is dewed.
The line writing of the character "Fu":