A lot of fun
builds confidence in my strokes
Had it for a few years, and…
It’s an awesome piece of tech. Suggested by a family member to help with my Chinese studies, and it’s really helped. I’ve always been interested in Chinese literature, and having to translate it myself just adds to the challenge and dedication to study all the characters presented for me to practice.
Not only that, but now I have some idea of the differences between Chinese print and Chinese handwriting and calligraphy. I can read!
The only thing I’d wish for is some sort of way to tell how hard you need to press or how fast to get the right stroke, but I can figure that out with trial and error in real life.
All I need now is to pull out my calligraphy and give the characters a go myself. Thanks for the help!
Not only that, but now I have some idea of the differences between Chinese print and Chinese handwriting and calligraphy. I can read!
The only thing I’d wish for is some sort of way to tell how hard you need to press or how fast to get the right stroke, but I can figure that out with trial and error in real life.
All I need now is to pull out my calligraphy and give the characters a go myself. Thanks for the help!
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（国际著名北美牡丹画家 江宜桥）