Generally, I began to use pens in the third grade. I began to write my homework with a pen last semester in grade three. From grade three to grade five, my homework was written with a blue pen.

The correct way to hold the pen is that the thumb, forefinger and middle finger hold the lower end of the pen holder in the first section from three directions, that is, the thumb and forefinger hold the pen holder from front to left and right, the forefinger stretches forward slightly, and the middle finger touches the lower part of the pen holder with the upper and rear sides of nails. About an inch from the tip of the pen, the fingertips are lower than the thumb and forefinger. The ring finger and the little finger naturally bend to the palm of your hand in turn, close to the bottom of the middle finger, which plays a coordinating role in lifting the pen for the middle finger and cannot touch the paper. The upper end of the pen rests on the highest bone in the third section of the index finger, and leans to the right and back, with an angle about 50 degrees earlier than that of the paper. When lifting a pen, you should "hold the pen in your palm", that is, the lower finger should hold the pen steadily, and the palm should be empty, if it is egg-shaped. In this way, you can write flexibly and improve your writing effect.