Practicing beautiful handwriting - a "strange" attraction in the 4.0 era

In a digital society, the need for handwriting is gradually being replaced by the convenience of electronic devices. However, it is in this context that the value of handwriting is further affirmed. The convenience and speed that technology brings cannot be denied. However, along with that development, people seem to be losing some of the personal connection and emotion that handwriting brings.

A neatly handwritten letter, a greeting card with flowing lines or simply a neatly presented note always brings a more sincere and intimate feeling than a lifeless electronic message.

"Handwriting - personality" implies that handwriting not only stores and conveys information, but also shows the writer's personality.

Beautiful handwriting not only shows the carefulness and meticulousness of the writer but is also considered a form of art, reflecting personality and soul. Many people believe that practicing beautiful handwriting also helps to train patience, discipline and concentration - valuable qualities in modern life.

Grasping this need, calligraphy classes and centers are springing up more and more, attracting all ages, from primary school students, secondary school students, high school students, students who want to improve their handwriting to achieve better results in their studies, to adults who want to improve their soft skills, or simply find an elegant hobby. In Ha Tinh , it is not difficult to find places to teach calligraphy with an increasing number of students.

The class attracts many students who are passionate about calligraphy.

According to Ms. Nguyen Thi Dieu - founder of the Ms. Dieu Handwriting Practice Club, recently, the number of students registering to study has increased significantly. Not only students, but also university students, working people... come to study with the desire to practice being careful and patient. Even the elderly come to improve their handwriting or simply find a quiet space to practice themselves.

Nguyen Thao Vy (Thanh Sen ward, Ha Tinh province) excitedly shared: "At first, I came to the calligraphy class because my parents wanted me to improve my handwriting. My handwriting used to be ugly and untidy. After a few classes, I found myself loving this more. Calligraphy practice not only helps me write better but also trains me to be patient, meticulous and focused. Every time I complete a beautiful line of writing, I feel very happy and proud."

Practicing beautiful handwriting helps educate children about perseverance, carefulness, discipline and aesthetic sense.

It can be said that in the 4.0 era, the profession of beautiful calligraphy is not lost but is changing and adapting to find new values and development space.

According to Ms. Dao Quynh Chung (Vice President of the Vietnamese Beautiful Calligraphy Club) - who has many years of experience in teaching beautiful calligraphy in Ha Tinh, when facing the digital age, practicing beautiful calligraphy is practicing the mind. Not only practicing handwriting but also practicing character, besides, handwriting also carries profound cultural value. Preserving and promoting the beauty of the national language is the way today's generation shows respect for the precious cultural heritage of their ancestors.

It can be seen that, amidst the hustle and bustle of the 4.0 era, the profession of practicing beautiful handwriting is not overshadowed but on the contrary, it affirms its vitality and unique value. It is not simply a matter of practicing handwriting but also a journey of discovery and self-improvement, helping students and adults find peace and joy in each stroke of the pen. This is truly a "strange attraction" but full of meaning in the context of digital technology increasingly dominating life.