Learning Chinese painting, learning calligraphy, writing novels, which of these three was better? Which one had more prospects and was easier to succeed? I am 41 years old and have obsessive-compulsive disorder. Which one is more suitable for me?
Learning Chinese painting, calligraphy, and writing novels are all good choices. They all have different characteristics and advantages. Which one suits you better depends on your interests, abilities, and goals. Learning Chinese painting required an in-depth understanding of colors, lines, composition, and other aspects. At the same time, one needed to master certain painting techniques and artistic theories. If you are interested in traditional Chinese culture and art or want to express your thoughts and feelings through painting, learning Chinese painting is a good choice. Learning calligraphy required mastering the basic strokes, writing, and aesthetic skills. It also required understanding different calligraphy styles and cultural backgrounds. If you were interested in Chinese characters and calligraphy or wanted to become a calligrapher, learning calligraphy was a good choice. Writing a novel required sufficient imagination, creativity, and writing skills. At the same time, one needed to master the skills of plot conception, character creation, narrative rhythm, and so on. If one was interested in literature or wanted to become a writer, then writing a novel was a good choice. No matter which skill you choose to learn, you need to invest a lot of time and energy to continuously learn and improve your ability. At the same time, success was not something that could be achieved overnight. It required patience and perseverance, and it required constant exploration and practice. Therefore, he could choose a suitable learning direction according to his own interests, abilities, and goals, and work hard to learn and improve his skills.
