Sender: Quina I am Dong Zhuo, message area: ANSI Title: Discussion on nanapin body 1 By ls200@水木 Sending site: Sun and Moon Guanghua October 20, 2002 19:47:53 Sunday, site mail Sender: ls200 ls, message area: ASCIIart Title: Discussion of nanpin bodies 1 Sending station: BBS Shuimu Tsinghua Station Sun Oct 20 01:51:14 2002, site mail As usual, I'll give you an example first. by nanapin This font feels very comfortable to me when I see it. Among the Taiwanese BBS, nanapin writes the most. And It’s also the best. I think I’ll just call it nanapin font. I just saw it reprinted by lshu Bamboo in Mingyue Bay. Some of the words I write are called ls200 fonts, which I can't afford. Below are the words I saw written by nanapin. Based on my experience of writing such words recently, write something to share and discuss with everyone. First of all, the characters in the nanapin font are still very consistent with the principle that our Chinese characters are square characters. Every character is square. It’s true that Paoe has also written some words, but his writing is more casual and free, which does not meet this condition. Secondly, the line composition of the word is composed of the following 15 basic characters By working with it as an assistant, you can write beautiful and varied handwriting. The overall structure of the characters is loose on the left and tight on the right. Such characters give people a solid feeling. When necessary, the structure of the characters is also adjusted, omitted, and deformed. Try not to use horizontal and vertical strokes when starting and closing the pen, and use straight strokes selectively for turning parts in the characters. angle or arc The above are some basic conditions for writing nanapin style. The next section discusses how to write basic strokes. Source: Sun and Moon Guanghua bbs.fudan.edu.cn [FROM: 10.100.127.115]