Regular script, also known as standard script or "kaishu" in Chinese, is the most common and widely used style of Chinese calligraphy today. Developed during the Han and perfected in the Tang dynasty, it features clear, square-shaped characters with well-balanced strokes and is designed for easy readability. Regular script is characterized by its distinct, even spacing between characters and consistent brushstroke thickness, making it ideal for formal writing and printed texts. This script has become the foundation of modern Chinese writing, and its legibility and precision have influenced how Chinese characters are written in education, literature, and official documents.

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