I haven't written calligraphy for a long time I want to write some calligraphy as a gift recently. I don't know what paper I should use as a gift. I always feel that white rice paper doesn't look good. I have been writing calligraphy since the sixth grade of primary school, and it has been almost ten years. For beginners, if you want to give them away, I have the following suggestions:

1. When writing official script or regular script, the number of words should not be too much, as long as it is neat and standardized (specification means "single words don't line up", etc. )

2. As for the use of paper, just use it, depending on your own habits. Students recommend it (that is, the kind that can be written with a little water), but beginners had better not use gold paper, and the effect is very bad.

Regarding visual effects, if you want to give someone a gift, you'd better frame it and write it on white rice paper. The effect is very good after being framed.

As for the place to buy these things, you'd better go to the shop in your city that specializes in buying calligraphy supplies. Ask your teacher, he will recommend it.

5. A little advice. Beginners who use Mi Zige or Huigong Plaid must make great efforts to copy it. After mastering the structure of the characters, it is suggested to use woolen paper. Simply fold it yourself and you have a grid. This practice is very effective.

Finally, I wish the landlord a happy new year.