毛笔开完笔之后怎么处理，请问毛笔开笔后可以

　　毛笔开完笔之后怎么处理，请问毛笔开笔后可以马上用吗？

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毛笔开笔后可以马上用吗

 

　　毛笔开笔后不可以马上用。如果马上使用容易对毛笔造成损坏。毛笔开笔后需要等到里面的胶质完全溶解，让水充分浸润后再使用，否则容易导致颜料或墨水在毛笔上结块，建议开笔24小时后再使用。

　　

毛笔的名称来历：

 

　　毛笔，是古代中国与西方用羽毛书写风采迥异的独具特色的书写、绘画工具。当今世界上虽然流行铅笔、圆珠笔、钢笔等，但毛笔却是替代不了的。

　　1954年，从湖南长沙左家公山一座史前古墓里发掘出来了整套的书写工具。这证明，在上古时期就已经有所谓毛笔了。

　　殷墟研究表明，三千多年前的商朝，中国人主要用毛笔写字。尽管如今我们可以看到的是甲骨文，但有充分的资料表明，商朝的日常书写并非刀笔文字，而是与秦汉以后写在竹简或木片上的文字一样。可惜由于书写材料、毛笔字不能长久保存，唯有刻在坚硬卜骨上的甲骨文保存了下来，见证了五百余年商王朝（约公元前1600年约公元前1046年）的存在。

　　

毛笔开完笔之后怎么处理

 

　　第1步：洗笔 书写之后则需立即洗笔。墨汁有胶质，若不洗去，笔毫乾后必与墨、胶坚固黏合，要再用时不易化开，且极易折损笔毫。

　　

　　【英文介绍/For English】：

　　

　　The brush cannot be used immediately after it is opened. It is easy to damage the brush if you use it right away. After the brush is opened, it is necessary to wait until the colloid inside is completely dissolved and let the water fully soak before use, otherwise it will easily cause the pigment or ink to agglomerate on the brush. It is recommended to use it 24 hours after opening the brush.

　　

The origin of the name of the brush:

 

　　The brush is a unique writing and painting tool with different feather writing styles in ancient China and the West. Although pencils, ballpoint pens, fountain pens, etc. are popular in the world today, brushes cannot be replaced.

　　In 1954, a complete set of writing tools was excavated from a prehistoric tomb in Zuojiagong Mountain, Changsha, Hunan. This proves that there have been so-called brushes in ancient times.

　　Yinxu research shows that in the Shang Dynasty more than 3,000 years ago, Chinese people mainly used brushes to write. Although what we can see today is oracle bone inscriptions, there is sufficient information that the daily writing of the Shang Dynasty was not the writing of swords and brushes, but the same as the writings written on bamboo slips or wood chips after the Qin and Han dynasties. Unfortunately, because the writing materials and calligraphy cannot be preserved for a long time, only the oracle bone inscriptions engraved on the hard fortune-telling bones have survived, witnessing the existence of the Shang Dynasty (about 1600 BC, about 1046 BC) for more than 500 years.