Fuzi regular script

Chinese characters in regular script are written as follows:

1, prepare pen and ink, correct sitting posture and adjust breathing.

2. Observe the shape and structure of the word "Fu". It is a word with a left-right structure, with the word "Zi" on the left and the word "Zi" on the right.

3. Start writing the left side of the word "Fu". This radical is a symbol of sacrifice, and it should be written in a square and steady way. Write horizontal lines first, then vertical lines, then horizontal lines, and finally.

4. Next, write down the word "Fu" to the right of the word "Three". This radical is a vessel for holding wine, which should be written wide and thick. Write horizontal lines first, then vertical lines, then horizontal lines, and finally vertical lines.

5. Finally, the left and right radicals are combined into a complete word "Fu". Note that the spacing between the left and right radicals should be moderate and the structure of the whole word should be balanced and stable.

6. In the process of writing, we should pay attention to the thickness and strength of strokes, as well as the symmetry and symmetry of glyphs. Every stroke should have three steps: starting, running and closing, which shows the integrity and rhythm of the stroke.

7. Do some fine-tuning and modification after writing to make the whole glyph more perfect. For example, the position and size of the radical can be slightly adjusted to make the whole word look more harmonious.

8. Write the word "Fu" on red paper prepared in advance, and decorate it with seals or other means to increase the appreciation and the meaning of blessing.

The origin of the word "Fu":

Fu is a very important word in China traditional culture, and its origin can be traced back to ancient Oracle Bone Inscriptions. At that time, people often used tortoise shells and animal bones for divination, and carved the contents of divination on Oracle bones. This was the earliest Oracle Bone Inscriptions. The original meaning of the word blessing is blessing and blessing.

According to the research of archaeologists, the shape of the word "fu" was originally expressed by the shape of toasting the sacrificial table with both hands, which means toasting the gods for blessing. Later, with the passage of time, the shape of the word "fu" gradually changed, and finally evolved into a font that we are familiar with now.

In ancient China, the word "Fu" was widely used in various occasions. For example, during the Spring Festival, people will hang the word "Fu" at home, symbolizing the joy and peace of welcoming the New Year. When getting married, the couple will also put blessings at home, indicating a happy wedding. In addition, the word "Fu" is also widely used in palaces, temples, shops and other buildings, meaning good luck and prosperous business.

Besides occasions like Spring Festival and weddings, the word "Fu" has a deeper meaning in China culture. It represents people's expectation for life and vision for the future, and implies family happiness, national prosperity and people's well-being. Therefore, the word "Fu" is widely used in calligraphy, painting, paper cutting and other cultural and artistic forms, and has become a very important symbol in China traditional culture.