(1) When lifting a pen, the pen holder faces the stroke direction, and the pen holder and the paper are inclined at 60 degrees.

(2) Don't use too much force when lifting the pen, so as not to drag and the ink will faint.

(3) Before transporting the pen, the whole wide face of the pen should be in contact with the paper. The strength and speed of the pen should be consistent, and the strokes will be smooth and beautiful.

(4) Don't brush repeatedly, otherwise the color will be darker and the strokes will be thicker.

(5) When writing horizontal lines, the tip of the pen tip is at the position of the index finger. When writing from the left grid line to the right grid line, it must be parallel to the upper and lower grid lines.

(6) After the strokes are smooth, when writing near the right grid line, bring the nib to the right front and add a small tail to make the strokes more flexible.

(7) When writing vertical strokes, the tip of the pen tip is at the thumb position, and writing from the upper grid line to the lower grid line must be parallel to the left and right grid lines.

(8) After the strokes are smooth, when writing near the lower grid, turn the pen tip to the left or right, and it becomes a "vertical hook" or "vertical pick" stroke.