_ вв started business in 2002, and it has been 17 years now. The calligraphy course in Hutong in Qin and Han Dynasties is both practical and self-cultivation. Combining practical skills with extra-legal pursuit, students can truly experience the personality and charm of calligraphy art and benefit for life.
China's calligraphy has a long history, and its style has evolved. From Oracle Bone Inscriptions, bronze inscriptions to Da Zhuan, Xiao Zhuan and Li Shu, to cursive script, regular script and running script in the Eastern Han Dynasty and Wei and Jin Dynasties, it has shown its unique artistic charm from beginning to end.
Highlights of the course:
No. 1
Solid content, step by step: practicing calligraphy without detours, from the choice of calligraphy tools, pen holding posture, sitting posture, to the demonstration of strokes and the analysis of examples, from basic strokes to combined strokes, the key, difficult and error-prone points in the process of calligraphy learning are explained in detail one by one.
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Video demonstration, graphic analysis: practicing calligraphy is more interesting and more efficient. Through the animation video, the skills and writing essentials of basic strokes are explained, and every change is very detailed and concise.
third place
Appreciating the calligraphy of famous artists, technical exercises: paying equal attention to practicality and cultivation, combining technical exercises with literary contents such as celebrity inscriptions, couplets appreciation and copying, ancient poems, etc., seeking extra-legal methods, and showing the personality and charm of calligraphy art. Appreciation of poetry couplets not only cultivates children's humanistic general ability, but also enhances their feelings for home and country and aesthetic cultivation.
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Combining learning with practice, checking for missing parts: in order to ensure the learning effect and put the knowledge learned in class into practice, examples, words and questions are carefully designed after class, with moderate difficulty, and the learning effect is tested.
Calligraphy is known as "silent poetry, invisible dance, painting without painting, silent music". With "making the world soft" as its core value, Hutong in Qin and Han Dynasties promoted the traditional culture of China and created a broad platform for adults and children to learn calligraphy.