Regular script is one of the mainstream calligraphy in China, which is characterized by dignified and generous figure and fine and beautiful lines. When writing, the structure gradually starts from the founder of the foundation, gradually shapes a wide and long style, and then outlines the font with rich and round strokes. Pay attention to the texture of strokes, and have a corresponding calm, forming a thick, full and saturated texture. Coordination between the whole and the part is also very important. Balance, symmetry and harmony should be emphasized, and some parts should be scattered and flexible.

We should also pay attention to moderate density, dense strokes, artistic conception and rhythm, and appropriately add "flying white" to enhance the artistic conception of the whole font. In the process of writing, you also need to follow a certain order, from top to bottom, from left to right, for example, from the top or bottom horizontally, and finally from the other side. If you want to master regular script writing, you need patience and diligence, spend more time practicing and strengthen the combination of theory and practice, in order to truly get the essence of regular script writing.

Introduction to excellent regular script

Saint Amethyst is a famous educational enlightenment book, in which the words are clear and beautiful, and it contains profound cultural connotations. Zhao Min's Three Amethyst is a classic of regular script in past dynasties. It is of irreplaceable significance in educating people, cultivating self-cultivation and aesthetic education with the correct and steady regular script form and the connotation of sacred amethyst.

Zhuangzi Xiaoyao Tour is a masterpiece of leisure, self-sufficiency and uninhibited, while Yan Zhenqing's Xiaoyao Tour is one of the representative works of China's traditional calligraphy. The scale, novelty and implicit emotion in Yan Zhenqing's works are constantly appreciated by people, and are known as "the best running script in the world".

Preface to Lanting is an article written by Wang Xizhi, a calligrapher in Jin Dynasty. Wang Xizhi wrote this article with skillful and restrained regular script. His works won people's love with beautiful literary talent and sincere feelings, and became excellent works for later regular script writers to imitate and learn.