Starting a pen is the beginning of a stroke, and the ways of starting a pen can be roughly divided into: exposure and hiding. There are two kinds of exposure, one is homeopathic method, and the other is cut-in method.
Homeopathic method: the pen tip starts to write along the stroke direction, which is relatively simple and is mostly used for writing running script and lower case letters.
Cut-in method: draw a vertical pen horizontally and draw a horizontal pen vertically.
There are two kinds of Tibetan front-Bao Feng method and reverse advance method.
Pre-wrapping method: the bristles fall vertically, and the nib falls on the paper and is hidden in the ink spot.
Reverse method: rely on the circumference of the pen tip to wrap the trace of the pen tip with ink lines.
There are many skills in rowing, which can be summarized as: middle stroke, side stroke, lifting, pressing, turning and folding.
Receiving a pen refers to the treatment of the stroke tip when it leaves the paper. There are two commonly used closing methods: the former method and the latter method.