First, choose a style to imitate according to copybooks, called Zi Tie (字帖) or Zi Pu (字谱) in Chinese, which are collections of standard calligraphic characters or articles written by famous calligraphists. Begin from simple characters to complex ones, from single words to complete sentences. Find the deficiencies during writing and try to revise them by doing concentrated exercise on these characters. The last thing to be mentioned is no shortcuts, 'practice makes perfect', large efforts devoted will bring considerable gains.
Calligraphy means good or beautiful handwriting.Once you practice, your Chinese handwriting gets pretty good.
There really is no certain time Chinese people write with good handwriting. But teachers do want to be able to understand their students' writing, don't you agree?
Almost all of the high-class people used to practice calligraphy, especially during the height of the samurais. It was considered a form of art and literature and anyone who did not practice it was considered uneducated.
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technically, your question. perhaps a sentence like "In china, people use calligraphy instead of a written alphabet
Calligraphy is one of China's oldest art form and calligraphy is a type of writing
It was called Calligraphy, most people wrote Manderin, but some wrote Cantonese.
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Most people will not be able to pick up calligraphy in a day or two. It takes hard work and dedication to learn. You must practice 3-5 times a week for an hour or more to truly master calligraphy.
Practice. Just like you learn how to paint or draw. It comes with practice.
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Calligraphy markers are relatively inexpensive and the best way to become proficient is to practice as much as possible. There is an excellent article available online titled 'How to Practice Calligraphy' which gives a comprehensive guide on this subject.