As the mother of Chinese civilization, Chinese characters are not only the key to understand ancient culture, but also the core element to create visual symbols of Chinese culture. "NuShu" is also a member of the family."NuShu" is not only the only female script in the world, but also contains rich cultural connotation and aesthetic value. There are more studies on "NuShu" from the perspective of linguistics and history, but less studies from the perspective of word-making configuration. Therefore, this study intends to explore three main purposes through literature research and the analysis of "NuShu" works: 1. Analyze the application of "six books" in "NuShu" through the "six books" principle in "Analytical Dictionary of Characters". 2. Deconstruct the "NuShu" from the "Six Books" rule, and interpret its glyph components and aesthetic features through the connection between Chinese characters and the "NuShu" character configuration. 3. Discuss the application of "NuShu" in visual design and font design from the principle of word formation. The value of "NuShu" in design should not be confined to the study of "NuShu" itself, but should pay more attention to how to integrate them into the design by using its rules of word formation. The conclusions of this study are as follows: 1. The character "NuShu" applies the rules of "pictographic", "knowing", "pictographic" and "loaning" in "Six Books". 2. The "Women’s Calligraphy" is shaped like arc strokes, adding formal beauty to its style. 3. The innovative design of Chinese characters by using the "Six Books" principle is a design method that deconstructs the basic form of the Chinese character’s zigzag component and combines the new visual elements for secondary creation. 4. There are two inspirations to the visual design of modern "NuShu" through the law of writing characters: ①Pictograph to form freehand brushwork;② Reorganization of "knowing" elements. There are three inspirations to the font design of "NuShu" from the glyph components: ① Primary and secondary strokes; ② Tighten and loosen; ③ Adjustment of center of gravity.