Why is the "cruise" so important in Han?

Many adults often write “reverse pens” in their daily writings, arguing that “it doesn't matter if they can write them”. However, in the context of the calligraphy and basic language education in China, the writing of Chinese words (in the order of writing) has an irreplaceable normative significance.

1. Scientific consistency and consistency

In long-term writings, the ancients have drawn up a set of writing patterns that are the most energy-efficient and the most appropriate for the physical construction of the wrist. The law is summarized as follows: First, you're gonna have to stand up, then you're gonna leave behind, you're gonna be up and down, you're gonna be left to right, you're gonna be back to the door, you're gonna be back to the middle, you're gonna be back to the inside. Following standard pens not only allows the pen to flow like a cloud, which greatly increases the speed of writing, but also ensures that the font is well-balanced and stairwelled (especially in linebooks and drafts, a pen can be so wrong that it is completely impossible to cross the pen).

2. Correcting children ' s writing habits

For elementary school children who have just begun to contact the Han script-enlightened, “trip-down” is a common pain. If corrections are not made in time, it will be very difficult to correct later once muscle memory is formed. In the language examinations for primary schools, the number of writings in Chinese is broken down and the number of places in the first series is also the basic point of knowledge for the examination. The step-by-step writings provided by this tool are used as authoritative reference guides for parents to help their children with their work.

Computer search and input methods

In a system of computer Chinese-based input based on fonts such as five fonts, pen input method, if the user has his own pen or pen number correctly, this directly results in the target not being written. Therefore, even in the age of keyboard typing, mastering the correct Chinese writing and writing standards remains a compulsory subject for Chinese.