For stable right hand radius fracture, writing can be done appropriately one month after effective fixation; while writing should be done appropriately after 6 to 8 weeks after internal fixation of the fracture. For right hand radius fracture if the fracture break is stable, general activities such as writing are usually allowed after closed reduction and effective external fixation, and one month after fixation of the fracture break, if there is no obvious abnormality on review. For unstable right hand radius fracture, internal fixation with fracture incision and reduction is usually performed to promote early healing and restoration of function. Due to the reliability of internal fixation, the fracture can be recovered in 6-8 weeks after surgery, so general activities such as writing can be performed at this time. However, after the fracture, the amount and intensity of writing activities should be paid attention to, and it is recommended to carry out under the guidance of the doctor to avoid excessive activities affecting the healing of the fracture.