prolog
Before we start practicing

PART 1 Let's practice horizontally, vertically, and circularly.
Day 1: Practice lines, consonants, and vowels

PART 2 Practice with frequently used writing instruments
Pencil drawing (completed in 3 days)
Day 2: Consonant, Vowel, Alphabet, and Word Practice
Day 3: Short Sentence Practice
Day 4: Long Sentence Practice

Circle calligraphy with a ballpoint pen (completed in 3 days)
Day 5: Consonant, Vowel, Alphabet, and Word Practice
Day 6: Short Sentence Practice
Day 7: Long Sentence Practice

Diagonal lines with a plus pen (completed in 3 days)
Day 8: Consonant, Vowel, Alphabet, and Word Practice
Day 9: Short Sentence Practice
Day 10: Long Sentence Practice

PART 3 Practice with a more special writing instrument
Rectangle with colored pencils (completed in 3 days)
Day 11: Consonant, Vowel, Alphabet, and Word Practice
Day 12: Short Sentence Practice
Day 13: Long Sentence Practice

Mongeul and cursive fonts with Monami brush pen (completed in 6 days)
Day 14: Practice consonants, vowels, alphabet, and vocabulary in Mongol font
Day 15: Practice short sentences in Monggul
Day 16: Long Sentence Practice in Monggul
Day 17: Practice with cursive consonants, vowels, the Korean alphabet, and vocabulary
Day 18: Short Sentence Practice in Cursive
Day 19: Long Sentence Practice in Cursive

Writing English with a square nib pen (complete in 2 days)
Day 20: Alphabet and Vocabulary Practice
Day 21: Short and Long Sentence Practice

Anyone can write beautifully and correctly after just three weeks of practice.

There are many different ways to write.
There are so many situations where you need to write: a letter to someone, a diary you write every night, notes you take when you learn something, important notes you don't want to forget, or documents you need to submit somewhere.
If it's just for my own viewing, it's okay if the writing is a bit ugly, but if you think other people will read it, it should at least be readable.
Don't be intimidated by your bad handwriting anymore.
Anyone can write correctly and beautifully if they know the characteristics of beautiful handwriting and carefully practice how to write it.
This book allows you to practice with pens that are readily available and frequently used in everyday life, such as pencils, ballpoint pens, plus pens, colored pencils, Monami brush pens, and square nib pens.
Starting with line drawing, you can complete pretty and correct handwriting in just 3 weeks by writing consonants, vowels, words, short sentences, and long sentences in a handwriting style that suits each pen, such as dobaktobakche, round, diagonal, square, monggeul, cursive, and even English writing.