Regular script is a style of Chinese calligraphy that emerged during the Han Dynasty. It is characterized by its clear and legible strokes, making it the most commonly used script for writing Chinese characters today. Regular script is often taught to beginners because of its structured form and ease of reading. This script consists of standardized characters that follow specific rules for stroke order and structure. Unlike cursive script, which is more fluid and artistic, regular script maintains a balance between beauty and clarity, making it suitable for both formal documents and everyday writing.