the legendary pen

The Bunshinsaba was an ancient Chinese myth that said that one could manipulate a pen to make a human soul leave the body and enter another world. In the legends, the Bunshinsaba was a mysterious immortal who summoned souls through writing or painting. Although the story of the Bunshinsaba was widely circulated in traditional Chinese culture, its authenticity had not been proven in history. In the scope of modern scientific research, the Bunshinsaba had not been confirmed as a real existence. However, the story of the Pen Spirit is still widely spread and discussed. Many people believe that it has some mysterious power to help them realize their wishes.

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Both fountain pens and gel pens could be used for hard pen calligraphy, but their nibs and writing experience were slightly different, so they needed to be chosen according to personal preferences and needs. The tip of a fountain pen was relatively thin, so it required a lot of strength to write smoothly. At the same time, the ink of the fountain pen was more fluid and could leave a lighter ink mark on the paper, so it was suitable for calligraphy practice and creation. In addition, the appearance design of the pen was also richer. It could be matched with different pen shells and ink colors to add artistic sense and fun. The tip of the gel pen was thicker, and it required less force to write smoothly. The ink of a gel pen has a low flow rate and will not leave obvious ink marks on the paper when writing, so it is suitable for daily writing and calligraphy practice. In addition, the appearance of the gel pen was simpler and more convenient to use. If he needed a fountain pen for calligraphy practice and creation, it might be more suitable. It was more suitable for daily writing that required a more convenient and faster use of a gel pen.

The main brush and auxiliary brush were concepts in calligraphy and had no direct connection with the novel. In calligraphy, one stroke could be considered as the main stroke, and the other strokes could be considered as auxiliary strokes. The main brush could be understood as the finishing touch of the word, acting as the backbone of the word. Just like the main peak of a landscape painting was arched by the peaks, the main brush was also arched by the rest of the brush. If the main brush made a mistake, the effect of the rest of the brush would also be affected. The main strokes in Chinese characters were mainly divided into horizontal main strokes (such as long horizontal strokes, left and right strokes, vertical curved hooks, horizontal curved hooks, etc.) and vertical main strokes (such as hanging needle vertical, drooping vertical, vertical hook, vertical lift, inclined hook, etc.). However, some characters (such as mouth, day, field, etc.) did not have obvious main strokes because their strokes did not have the conditions to extend outward. <a href="/?from=ask_words" style="color:red" target="_blank">Read more exciting novels for free</a>

This question depended on personal preferences and writing habits. The gel pen was usually cheaper and easier to operate than a fountain pen, suitable for fast writing and simple letters, numbers, signatures, etc. The ink of the gel pen was neutral, not waterproof, and would not smudge, so it was very suitable for writing on paper. Pen pens were usually more exquisite and beautiful than gel pens, suitable for writing official documents, poems, novels, etc. The ink also had more color and smudging effects. Pen ink needed to be properly stored and maintained to avoid fading or smudging. Therefore, choosing to write with a gel pen or a fountain pen should depend on one's personal preferences and writing habits.