Compositions written in Chinese characters
In daily study, work or life, many people have written compositions. According to the characteristics of writing propositions, compositions can be divided into propositional compositions and non-propositional compositions. composition. So, how to write an essay? The following is a composition of writing Chinese characters that I compiled. I hope it will be helpful to everyone.
Composition on Chinese Characters 1
Chinese characters are broad and profound. The evolution of Chinese characters is like a ladder, rising step by step, and finally we have various different fonts that we have now.
The emergence of Chinese writing and Chinese characters is well documented in the late Yin and Shang Dynasties around the 14th century BC, which formed the initial stereotyped writing, namely oracle bone inscriptions. Oracle bone inscriptions are written or carved to leave marks on tortoise shells or animal bones. They are mainly used for divination, and some are used to record events. During the Shang Dynasty and the Western Zhou Dynasty, people cast and engraved characters on bronze vessels, which formed bronze inscriptions. Compared with oracle bone inscriptions, bronze inscriptions are more pictographic and have lines. Later, Li Si, the Prime Minister of the Qin Dynasty, decomplexed the large seal script and changed it to the small seal script. In the Tang Dynasty, they placed their love on Kuangcao. The most commonly used printing style in modern times evolved from Kaihua style.
According to legend, Cangjie is the ancestor of Chinese characters. He created the first Chinese character. It has gone through more than 6,000 years of changes. From graphics to strokes, pictograms to symbols, complex to simple, I can deeply feel it. Chinese characters have infinite vitality and unique charm! It also has a long history and rich culture. Chinese characters are unique! Words, words, and sentences all have their own unique flavor. When we connect these wonderful words into sentences, the reading will be full of rhythm and make people feel catchy. In this era of rapid development, Chinese characters will gradually become informatized and become popular all over the world, making foreigners fall in love with this kind of writing because it is very mysterious and fashionable to them.
The Chinese characters, which have a long history, will continue to be passed down in the future. Composition 2 on Chinese characters
Chinese characters have various shapes. Of course, the meanings of Chinese characters are also colorful. One of my favorite characters is the character "志".
Let me first say that the word "志" has an upper-lower structure. The word "上" above the word "志" means that a person must have morale, face difficulties bravely, and never give up. This semester, I went to Shanghai to study with my parents from other places. Because I have not adapted to the new environment and am not familiar with the teaching materials, as a result, my test scores were not satisfactory several times. However, I did not give up and decided to overcome the difficulties. In the days that followed, I was like a "stupid bird". When others were playing during class, I was reading; when others were having a rest at night, I was reading; on weekends, when others were watching movies, I was reviewing... The hard work paid off, and I was able to study in the midterm exam. I got good grades in the exam, and my classmates also looked at me with admiration.
Under the word "Zhi" is the word "心", which always reminds me that I must be caring in life. Whenever my classmates had greasy hands after eating fried chicken wings at noon, I quietly handed over the napkin; whenever a classmate fell ill, I would call and send a sincere greeting; whenever a classmate encountered difficulties in doing math homework Sometimes, I take the initiative to solve problems...
Another reason why I like the word "Zhi" is that my name also has the word "Zhi". My parents hope that I will also be an ambitious person in the future. .
The word "志" is one of my favorite Chinese characters. It always inspires me: A good man has his ambitions in all directions. Composition 3 of writing Chinese characters
Chinese characters are the only pictographs in the world. They flow with the blood of China and condense the wisdom of the descendants of Yan and Huang.
Each Chinese character is composed of simple horizontal and vertical strokes, but it has aura. Look, the word "heavy" makes you feel like you are falling into a deep valley; while the word "light" gives you a feeling of lightness; the word "pain" makes you feel heartbreaking pain; and the word "mountain" makes a continuous group of people appear in front of your eyes. Mountains and towering peaks; "quiet" will make your manic heart calm...
When you use Chinese characters, you will fall in love with this magical text. In the cursive script, they are circuitous and continuous, and there is no lack of unrestrainedness; the running script is as fast as flying, the regular script is dignified and generous; the official script is free and compact inside. They are luminous paintings and beating musical scores.
Chinese characters, they are like clever elves, dancing on the paper. Some of them are unrestrained and bold, and some are small and exquisite. Even though they seem easy to understand on the surface, in fact, each Chinese character has its own cultural heritage.
It is these Chinese characters that moved people with their romance, which made Li Bai sleepwalk in heaven and say goodbye, made Su Shi sing at Red Cliff, and have such passionate and romantic poems as the endless green lotus leaves that make China a country of poetry. .
In the long river of history, the roaring water washes away the unstable words, leaving behind the golden gold. The holy writings of ancient Egypt and the cuneiform writings of the Sumerians in Mesopotamia have become ancient legends. Only the Rosetta Stone is left to marvel at history, while Chinese characters are constantly improving, from oracle bone inscriptions to bronze inscriptions. From bronze inscriptions to small seal script, from small seal script to official script, from official script to running script, regular script and cursive script, they have withstood the test of time. When we absorb foreign languages, Chinese characters also need to inject new blood. Absorbing foreign languages ??is the improvement of the nation, but forgetting Chinese characters is losing the soul of the nation. I hope that today, as the descendants of Yan and Huang, we must shoulder the task of inheriting and improving Chinese characters, so that Chinese characters will continue to live on.
I love you, Chinese characters! Composition 4 with Chinese characters
Chinese is the only language in China, and it is also the only language in China. Chinese characters are also the only font in China.
Chinese characters are unique. China’s five thousand years of historical development have transformed it from hieroglyphics into today’s Chinese characters. How can any English replace the essence crystallized by history? The answer is simply impossible!
Yi, four fires, what do the fires symbolize? Victory and warmth! These four fires show warmth! How can warm be seen directly?
Are the foreign language poems written by poets who do not speak Chinese as easy to read as us? No. Can we understand the poems he wrote as soon as we read them? No. Are their poems as meaningful as ours? No. Are their words as beautiful as ours? Is it exquisite? Absolutely not! A Chinese character with different shapes is like a colorful butterfly flying out, exuding the breath of life, culture and five thousand years of Chinese history!
In the Qin Dynasty, Qin Shihuang was visiting a place. He saw a farmer eating something like a pancake, so he asked Li Si to come forward and ask what the thing was called. The peasants hated the tyrant very much and said it was biangbiang noodles. Qin Shihuang asked how to write this character. Li Si was afraid that Qin Shihuang would be angry, so he made up the Chinese character for "king of kings" -! Even the 10th edition of the Xinhua Dictionary cannot find "the most difficult Chinese character to write" even if there are many strokes! It’s not just square and beautiful in shape!
The word "frost" is the most beautiful Chinese character in my opinion. If I separate it into "rain" and "xiang", will rain and "xiang" be combined together to become frost soon? Frost can also be used to describe hair, which foreigners cannot understand. Why? Because, the white frost on the ground is a little transparent. Because someone is worried, there is white frost on the head. How can we use the English word whitehair to describe it? As long as Cangjie's inspiration lasts and the beautiful Chinese language never grows old, the magnet-like centripetal force of the image will surely remain. Because a square character is a world! There is a word "Dachu" in it, so the memories and hopes of the ancestors in the hearts of the Han people have become sustenance.
He is the essence of the crystallization of China’s five thousand years, and it is also the colorful butterfly that flies out - Chinese characters. It exudes the breath of life and culture, as well as the five thousand years of Chinese history. Composition 5 with Chinese characters
Born in China, it started with Chinese characters.
The ancients said: The northern fish flew out of the ink pool, and the strokes of the pen killed all the rabbits in Zhongshan. Someone now said: The left and right sides are neat and neat, can be simplified and can be done. I think the Chinese characters are thicker than blood, the wild grass is unrestrained, the phoenix is ??dancing and the dragon is flying, Every word reveals its unpretentious emotion.
When I first encountered Chinese characters, stroke by stroke, it was probably its own charm that firmly attracted me.
There is a fish in the North Ming Dynasty, and its name is Kun. The Kun was so big that it was unknown how many thousands of miles away it was; it turned into a bird, and its name was Peng. This was the earliest man I came into contact with. As a young child, I bumped and stumbled in it, not understanding its meaning. I only understood that there was a mystery between the words, waiting for me to explore.
When I grew up, I learned that it was called "Xiaoyaoyou".
Since then, I have fallen in love with the word Xiaoyao, and also deeply in love with the colorful ribbon of Chinese characters. Xiaoyao, I think is very beautiful and ethereal. When I first read it, I feel comfortable, and then I feel at ease. With the word "you", it becomes more rhyming and makes people wander. Perhaps, this is the charm of Chinese characters that has been accumulated for five thousand years.
A few years later, I came across it again. At that time, I was at a low point, feeling depressed, so I came to seek solace in Chinese characters. Unintentionally, this article appeared in front of me again. My consciousness told me that I should calm down and read it carefully. The sky is blue, is it righteous or evil? This sentence is like a beacon in the dark night, lighting up when I am in the waves. The sky is vast, is it its original color? Yes, life is like the sky, always covered by clouds. As long as we have the courage to reach out and uncover this layer of white clouds, maybe there will be bright sunshine. No need for too much modification, that is what it is.
In every minute and every second of my life, Chinese characters seem to be like my flesh and blood, inseparable from me. We seem to be brothers and close friends. It can understand me and I can understand it. it.
Chinese characters penetrate my life and give me a lot at any time. At this point, it is enough for me to write my story with it. Composition of Chinese Characters 6
This morning, our endless group students started a comprehensive study at Wang Yilin’s house to travel through the kingdom of Chinese characters. In this comprehensive study, I learned a lot of knowledge.
After walking into Wang Yilin’s house, Wang’s father took us to start comprehensive learning. He said in his deep voice: "This comprehensive study has officially begun!" First, Wang Yilin came on stage, and he told us how Chinese characters were born. According to Wang Yilin, a long time ago, people used some objects to express their thoughts and feelings and communicate with each other. For example: use pebbles to express getting out of the way, use plantains to express walking quickly, etc. At that time, people used knotted ropes to record things, but this was very inconvenient, so people began to use deeds to record things. Deed-engraved notes are mainly used for counting quantities and keeping accounts. For example, if you find three of a certain item, you would first carve two diagonal lines on the board to represent two, and then carve a straight line horizontally on the board to represent three. But in life, where do so many wooden boards come from? So, people thought of carving words on animal armor to communicate. This is how the first Chinese characters, oracle bone inscriptions, were born.
After that, I guessed a few word puzzles for everyone, and the comprehensive study ended with laughter. I learned a lot from this comprehensive study and hope to hold such activities again in the future. Composition 7 about Chinese characters
There are various legends about the origin of Chinese characters. Ancient Chinese books all say that Chinese characters were created by Cangjie. In fact, this legend is not true. Writing is slowly enriched and developed by the working people based on the needs of real life and after long-term practice.
Chinese characters evolved from oracle bone inscriptions to bronze inscriptions, small seal script, official script, regular script, cursive script and running script. After many changes, the Chinese characters became what they are today, so I have many, many feelings about Chinese characters.
Chinese characters are vivid and vivid. For example, the word "horse" like "千里马" seems to be a horse running. The upper part is like a horse's head, and the lower part is like a horse's feet. So vivid.
Chinese characters are still ever-changing. If you add a vertical line or lose a horizontal line, it may become another word. If the stroke becomes longer or shorter, it may become another character. Because of this, I always make typos during exams. Once, I made the lower horizontal part of "Shi" longer than the upper horizontal part, so it became "Tu". Wrote "warrior" as "warrior". Isn't this just a joke? Moreover, Chinese characters also have multiple meanings. For example, the word "见" has eight meanings. There are also particles, verbs and surnames. If you are not careful, you may use it in the wrong place. A word may also be polyphonic. For example, gin has three pronunciations: shēn, cēn, and cān. Therefore, it must be used in the right place. If used incorrectly, it may have a different meaning, or it may not be consistent with the original meaning. Therefore, I think you should be careful when writing Chinese characters. Horizontal means horizontal, vertical means vertical. Only by writing carefully stroke by stroke can we truly express the elegance, beauty and mystery of Chinese characters...
No matter when, I can feel the wonder and beauty myself Chinese characters: In the calligrapher's pen, they seem to be playing cheerful games on the paper, sometimes dancing on the shining stage with the uneven and soft strokes; in the calligrapher's pen, they seem to be Another group of innocent children, sometimes playing run and catch, sometimes playing clapping games, they seem so arbitrary.
Therefore, we must pass on Chinese characters forever. Because we all deeply love the elegant and beautiful Chinese characters! Composition 8 on Chinese characters
The development of Chinese characters has a long history. Every word and sentence has a touching story. We swim happily in the ocean of Chinese characters every day. The interesting remark made me laugh; the witty verses made me feel relaxed and happy; the touching chapters nourished me; the sonorous and powerful sentences inspired me and made me work hard to move forward.
Chinese characters are really interesting. They are like the notes jumping happily in the music score, and like the energetic, lively and cute elves, dancing happily on the paper. How graceful and charming their postures are! When I see the word "Cong", I will think: a person must have sensitive ears to listen to other people's kind words; a pair of bright eyes to observe small things that others have not noticed; a person must have a clever mouth to tell others what they say. Be convinced orally. Not only that, you must have a beautiful heart to become a smart person. Whenever I see "laughing", I feel extremely happy; when I see "crying", I feel extremely sad... Chinese characters are so magical! Like an unpredictable magician.
In the past, I hated Chinese characters very much. If I didn’t write well, I would be scolded. However, something happened that changed my attitude towards Chinese characters. That day, I went to the composition training class as usual every Sunday afternoon. During class, Teacher Huang was happier than any other day. She said with a smile: "Students, today we are going to write an article about Chinese characters. Now I will tell a joke about Chinese characters." When I heard this, I thought to myself: Are there jokes in boring Chinese characters? So I listened carefully. The story goes like this: A foreign teacher was explaining the word "stuff" in a Chinese class. She said: "Students, the word 'stuff' can refer to directions or certain items, but it cannot refer to people. So Tell me, I am not a thing, and neither are you." When the teacher's students heard this, they all laughed. We listened and laughed so hard. Suddenly, my view of Chinese characters changed greatly: I never thought that Chinese characters were so magical and interesting.
Like wandering under the stars on a summer night, intoxicated by the magnificent scenery, I am infinitely in love with Chinese characters, which I rely on for thinking and communication, and I am shocked by its infinite vitality and unique charm. I firmly believe that in the long course of human history, Chinese characters will be increasingly cherished by the world.
I love you in Chinese characters just as I love my motherland. Composition 9 on Chinese characters
Chinese culture is broad and profound, and Chinese character culture is the most representative. As the only ideogram in the world, every structure of it expresses its own meaning. It is different from other words. It seems to be alive, and every stroke has its origin.
As mentioned in the book, if you know the meaning of a wood, you can naturally understand the meaning of many other words related to it. I have to admire the wisdom of our ancestors for being able to express the meaning of Chinese characters through their components.
There is also a wonderful and bold association in the book about Father-in-law Sun and Father-in-law Moon being together. Yes, I once said that too. Before I went to kindergarten, my grandma taught me how to read. After I learned a few simple pictographic characters, this was the first character I recognized that had more than four pictures. I still remember my grandma asking me, what do you think it looks like? Sun and moon! I said it without thinking. right! The sun is on the left and the moon is on the right. It must be very bright. Wow! I raised my head and said that our ancestors were so powerful, they even wanted to do this! Grandma nodded, yes! That is our pride, so you should also study hard. Okay, let’s look at the next one, it is
Every Chinese should be passionate and attached to Chinese characters. For me, this is someone I grew up with. Maybe I can’t call it a friend, but when I leave it, I still feel uncomfortable and helpless. When I traveled abroad during the Spring Festival that year, even though there was a roughly understandable English translation in the local language, it was completely different from the feeling of seeing English on signs in China. But when I turned an intersection and saw a lantern with Happy New Year written in Chinese hanging in a small alley, I felt relieved. Although the faint red light of the lanterns in the night is not as bright as the street lights on both sides, it is so dazzling in my eyes.
Although Chinese characters have declined in history, with the rise of China, Chinese characters have been valued again by the world.
However, now, the emergence of forgetting to write when picking up a pen tells us that this wonderful culture is gradually being forgotten, and some people think that it should be abandoned in the information age. This is of course wrong. Chinese character culture has come from ancient times, and it should be allowed to continue and accompany us forever. This is the writing of the Chinese nation and the pride of the Chinese nation. Composition 10 on Chinese characters
Chinese characters, whether modern or ancient, are very interesting and wonderful. Today, Teacher Liu introduced us to a strange ancient Chinese character.
As soon as the class started, Teacher Liu wrote the word "stay" squarely on the blackboard. Then he said to everyone: "Everyone knows this word, so please form a word."
Everyone raised their hands in unison and said: "idiot", "dementia", "daze"...
Teacher Liu kept his expression and wrote the word "槑" on the blackboard. Everyone was stunned and looked at each other. They didn't know what this strange word was. Everyone started whispering. I think the word "stupid" is pronounced because one person is stupid and the other is stupid, and together they are stupid. The whole class said at once: "This character is pronounced "mew", and two idiots add up. Together, they are just a big idiot, and they must be very unlucky." "The word is pronounced "ah," because when two idiots hit a piece of wood, they will shout - "Ah!" "The word is pronounced white, because "idiots are all idiots." "This kid is reading crazy, because people with dementia are idiots."...
Everyone was discussing the pronunciation of "槑" fiercely, and no one would let anyone go. Even those who brought dictionaries were helpless, and they didn't know what to do. Where to start.
Teacher Liu said mysteriously: "Want to know the answer?"
"Yes!" the whole class said in unison. The teacher was as quiet as midnight, you could hear a pin drop. Teacher Liu said: "Read mei!"
Boom! There was an explosion in the classroom: some whispered to each other and looked surprised; some shouted: "Impossible! Impossible! Who has a dictionary?"...
"This word is plum. The ancient Chinese characters of "槑" and "梅" are pronounced the same, but their appearance is completely different.
It turns out that the word "槑" next to the wooden character is the radical of "梅", and "口" is like a plum blossom in bud, so "槑" is pronounced "梅", but, " "槑" looks so mediocre and foolish, but "plum" is so noble and pure. I still feel it's irrelevant.
Ah! Chinese characters are really strange and wonderful. I love Chinese characters. Composition 11 on Chinese characters
“Yeah! I’m going to play!”
“Come back, your homework hasn’t been finished yet.”
Just got home , when I heard my mother calling my brother like this, I just smiled bitterly. I knew that my bad luck was coming again. "You come and teach your brother to write." My mother said what I didn't want to hear.
Maybe I am the only one who calls this bad luck, because my younger brother is very difficult to teach. "The homework assigned by the teacher is to write one page for one, one page for one, and one page for a." My mother told me I.
After I knew the task, I started to guide my brother in writing. "Look at this Chinese character, it's mainly horizontal and vertical. Write it!"
"Sister, you say so much, but I can't understand you?" My brother looked at me with a frown.
"My little ancestor, you can't even draw one?" I was anxious, so I simply held his hand and drew one, "Can you?" "No!" Listen to him Saying this almost made me faint.
"Look, the number one is almost the same as the Chinese character one, just upside down." "Oh." The younger brother nodded as if he understood.
Next, I saw the scene I least wanted to see. He actually turned the notebook sideways and wrote the number one, then turned the notebook vertically back to look at it, and then said, "Sister, I'll write "How is it?" I saw a slanted one appearing in front of me, and it was lifted up. I was worried again, how should I help?
I suddenly thought that there seemed to be a horizontal line on the field grid, so I asked him to draw one. It was good, so I asked him to continue writing like this.
Hey, luckily I have a square grid, so what should I do if I write on a piece of white paper? Composition 12 of writing Chinese characters
This afternoon, our class teacher called 15 students to participate in the second-grade Chinese character dictation competition. The rest of our classmates were watching the competition in the class, and they were very excited. Nervous, the students practice carefully every day, stroke by stroke, just for fear that if they make a mistake today, wouldn't the students in our class who are competing be in vain?
I read it carefully and carefully, and wrote down what they wrote. They conducted three rounds in one session. In the first round, everyone picked up the whiteboard and pen and dictated ten words in one session. Only four people in our class got the answer wrong, and the rest went to the second round. Round game. The first person to come on the stage was a girl from our class, who was eliminated. The next thing I dictated was the three words "KFC". I wrote it out, but several of the classmates who came on the stage were eliminated by these three words. It was really pity! In the end, only Li Yining was left in our class, and we in the class were all happy for her.
The fourth round is the finals. I feel nervous for Li Yining. What if something goes wrong! In the end, Li Yining from our class came in third! Li Yining is awesome! Composition 13 of writing Chinese characters
Like lively and cute little elves, dancing on the graph paper, composing a moving song of Chinese characters; like a clear stream flowing through With the tip of the pen, a masterpiece suddenly appeared on the paper. Chinese characters, the Chinese characters of our Chinese nation! Chinese characters are an indispensable part of our lives, look! On the billboards on the street, on the books in front of you? There are footprints of Chinese characters. I love reading, I love writing, and I love Chinese characters even more! If there are no Chinese characters, where would all this start? Since I was a child, I have held hands with Chinese characters. In the coloring book, Chinese characters waved to me. In "Grimm's Fairy Tales", Chinese characters held my hand and told me wonderful stories; in a book of popular knowledge On the Internet, Chinese characters tell me about the wonders of the world, tell me popular science knowledge, expand my horizons, and "recharge" my brain. Now, I like writing. Chinese characters are like my soldiers, obediently listening to my orders and forming excellent works. I love you Chinese characters! The long history of Chinese characters also fascinates me. From oracle bone inscriptions to bronze inscriptions, from bronze inscriptions to small seal script, official script, cursive script, from cursive script to the regular script we use today, every step forward in running script and Chinese characters embodies the hard work of the Chinese nation. Chinese characters are the core of the Chinese people and the descendants of the dragon! Whenever I see familiar Chinese characters, which I rely on for communication, sentences like this will come to mind, "Chinese characters are vivid and vivid. They spread civilization and are unparalleled in the world. They are connected into sentences with rhythm and rhythm. Each calligraphy font has its own characteristics." Special. The fragment echoed in my mind for a long time. Composition on Chinese Characters 14
Chinese characters are a kind of culture, but we travel in its world effortlessly. On the contrary, we can still feel it.
Although it is just an ordinary square character, it has a very long history. From Oracle to running script, it has gone through a long process of evolution and has a history of about four thousand years. It has a history of more than four thousand years! How difficult it has been and how many ups and downs it has gone through before it has been passed on to future generations in the new century. Don’t forget this. It was made up by the sweat of the ancestors, and it is the result of the hard work of several generations or even dozens of generations.
When talking about the Chinese characters inherited by China, we have to talk about several methods of making characters. Yes, it mainly includes four types, which are pictographic characters, ideographic characters, pictophonetic characters, and referring characters. These are the most commonly used character-making methods, but they are the top contributors to the formation of Chinese characters.
It is easy to read because it is interesting and lively, like naughty dolls playing on the paper, and like lively little fish, which makes you extremely happy. In my opinion, Chinese characters are not boring. , there are no animated square characters, but lively elves composed of horizontal and vertical strokes. They themselves contain a magical power that makes your writing become smoother and smoother, and makes your imagination expand. Let you play freely and let you fly in this wonderful kingdom.
Chinese characters are like mountains, tall and straight; Chinese characters are like water, so clear and soft; Chinese characters are like music, and the beautiful sounds make you feel good. Pleasurable. It is a tool of expression and a unique treasure of our Chinese nation.
How can we have a beautiful article without Chinese characters? If there were no Chinese characters, how could those wonderful chapters of poetry be produced? Therefore, Chinese characters are uniquely created by China. They spread civilization and are unparalleled in the world.
Hanzi, you are the pride of the Chinese nation, and we are even more proud of you! I love you, Chinese characters. Composition 15 of Chinese Characters
In our world, there are all kinds of beauty: blue sky, blue sea, green mountains and beautiful water, this is the beauty of nature; beautiful and exciting, it is the beauty of music; Profound artistic conception and ingenious conception are the beauty of articles; manners are decent and dignified, which are the beauty of manners; be kind and do good, hate evil as much as hate, this is the beauty of behavior... What I want to talk about today is the beauty of language.
Chinese characters are non-pinyinized scripts, but they are not necessarily “junior” compared to pinyinized scripts (such as English). This was once a major misunderstanding in my country’s linguistic circles. In the past, our country's academic circles even prepared to gradually transform the existing forms of Chinese into pinyin-based characters. This was actually an immature idea. Judging from objective facts, the Chinese language has accompanied the history of Chinese civilization for thousands of years, and the basic language pattern has not changed for thousands of years. It is still flourishing until now, which shows its strong vitality.
Chinese characters have beautiful sounds and shapes. Chinese characters are one of the most beautiful characters in the world. Chinese calligraphy emphasizes hanging on the wrist. Only when the calligrapher's wrist is suspended in the air can he move his arm as he pleases to make the calligraphy strokes ink, giving full play to the maximum degree of freedom in the three-dimensional space. Chinese calligraphy pays attention to brushwork. This is largely due to its unique tool, the brush pen is the most amazing of them all. Pens also have degrees of freedom: ballpoint pens have only one degree of freedom. The bifurcation of the nibs of quills and fountain pens can be slightly stretched in width, with a degree of freedom between one and two. The brush is composed of thousands of vellus hairs, each of which can be bent to varying degrees, with more than a thousand degrees of freedom. It is precisely because the brush has so many degrees of freedom that calligraphers can write thousands of characters with ease. .
Who wouldn’t respect the brush as the king of brushes? Properly used, the many degrees of freedom of the brush can increase the dimension of calligraphy. The amount of ink stored in the brush, the intensity of the strokes, the direction of the strokes, and the wonderful use of the brush all lie in one mind. Calligraphy styles such as Yan and Liu can produce a visual three-dimensional effect, which is three-dimensional. Don’t believe it? The most powerful words of praise are: The power of writing penetrates the back of the paper. If there is no third dimension perpendicular to the two-dimensional paper, where can it be seen? In terms of aesthetics, Chinese characters are unparalleled, and calligraphy has become a well-known art that is both elegant and popular. Looking back at the West, has anyone seen plaques, couplets, banners and fans written in pinyin letters? The beauty of Chinese characters lies in multiple dimensions!
If you lack external beauty, at least you still have the beauty of the soul. If you have these two None, why not try to have this unique beauty of language?