Eight Principles of Yong
Version 1.0.0 · Updated 2026-07-30
CORE DEFINITION
Traditional calligraphy theory holds that the character 'Yong' contains eight basic strokes: Ce (dot), Le (horizontal), Nu (vertical), Ti (hook), Ce (upward flick), Lue (left-falling), Zhuo (right-falling), and Zhe (press). Mastering 'Yong' means mastering the basics of calligraphy. Scaffolding role: minimal complete training set. Find the simplest case containing all core elements and practice repeatedly to build a solid foundation with maximum efficiency.
SCAFFOLDING EFFECT
Reduce cognitive load
Minimal complete training set. Find the simplest case containing all core elements and practice repeatedly to build a solid foundation with maximum efficiency.
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The character 'Yong' encompasses almost all eight basic brushstrokes of Chinese characters (Ce, Le, Nu, Ti, Ce, Lue, Zhuo, Zhe), making it a minimal complete training set. A single character can cover the basic action space, avoiding missing key elements in low-dimensional repetition.
MINIMUM ACTION
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