Many people think that any kind of calligraphy style can be used as an introduction to calligraphy, supported by the order in which calligraphy styles appear. I don't agree with the study of regular script. This idea is very wrong.
Regular script is a later form of writing. However, it is the simplest and most readable style. It has a history of nearly two thousand years since it appeared, and it has never been replaced by other styles. The previous big seal script was replaced by small seal script, small seal script was replaced by official script, and official script was replaced by regular script. Become an official language. However, the history of the Biography of the Great Filial Piety and Li Shu as official documents is only a few hundred years. Today, our official language is still regular script.
When learning calligraphy, regular script is the first choice for most people. The style, genre and scope of regular script learning mode are also incomparable to other books. Among them, Liu Zhao, a tern, is an outstanding representative and a good example for beginners to learn Chinese characters. European body is rich and delicate, Yan body is heavy and dignified, Liu Ti is rich and neat, and Zhao Ti is colorful. Each has its own characteristics, and you can learn according to your own preferences. Among them, none of them is impossible to learn, and no one must learn calligraphy.
If you like something, you can study hard and feel it when you study. I recommend it to you according to my favorite book style, but not your favorite book style. If you don't study hard, you can't achieve the expected results. So I never recommend anyone to study. I just explain the truth clearly and let you make your own decision.
In the 1990s, due to the worship of epigraphy since the late Qing Dynasty and the trend of seeking change and innovation in China's calligraphy circle after the reform and opening up, Weibei became all the rage, and many famous calligraphers with Weibei's calligraphy style as the main feature appeared.
Although at first glance, Wei Bei-style calligraphy works seem to have strong fonts and comprehensive styles, on closer inspection, it is found that they are all the same, and the characters are the same, which is extremely unsuitable for being transformed into lines and cursive characters.