Actually, there are not many strokes. Basically, they are all left and right, followed by a turning point, and the rest are all combinations and changes. Start with the basic strokes and pay attention to the details. For example, the cross slope is generally upward, and the starting point and the ending point should be careful, because it is too obvious and easy to be exposed. Practicing strokes is inevitably boring. You can practice a few simple words by the way and grasp the simplest structure. In fact, simple text structure is often difficult to write well because it is easy to be ignored. For example, one, ten, people, wood, rice and so on. General copybooks should do this, with strokes on the left and typical representative words on the right. It is best to choose your favorite tablet computer according to your hobbies, find a copybook set with good printing quality and high definition, and copy it.