I'm Han Mo , a first-year university student. It has been three years since I joined the YDRC Chinese Volunteer Group. In addition to writing stories, my hobby is also calligraphy. Chinese culture is extensive and profound, and each has its own attainments. Many cultures cannot be learned in a short time. It takes time to accumulate. For example, a newly bought writing brush is a must-have for calligraphers. When I first bought it, it was brand new, just like a newborn baby. When the brush was first dipped in water, soaked, dipped in ink, and then written on paper, it was like a babbling baby. Like a baby, keep trying and making progress. When the writing brush becomes more and more proficient after going through wind and rain, and can freely sway on the paper, it is in the prime of life. When it can't be closed fork, it should be retired and can't be used anymore, and the written characters will be ugly. Therefore, the same is true for learning. There is a saying in ancient times that the industry is good at diligence, and barren is good at play.