Juigond, Pt 1: Writing Chinese Calligraphy

Video Transcript

"We start with the dot and another dot here, and remember we want to cover what's under this roof; within this roof. So this goes enough length so that it can cover what's the content inside so; and it seems though every things on the high, high part a little bit so to balance it up we'll have the smaller; I mean the other coal under the bottom, at least take part of the lower rows of squares, ok. So that's Juigond; and a lot of models in Chinese calligraphy are formatted in that way so that for you to easily analyze the distribution of the strokes and the radicals and for you to start learning Chinese calligraphy."