The correct spelling of the word Tian Zige.

The correct writing steps of left-handed Tian Zige: take the I-shaped part as the center, with one horizontal and one slightly left, and the Tian Zige vertical line is roughly aligned with the I-shaped part vertical line.

Tian Zige is a kind of square paper used to practice writing Chinese characters. Each square can write a Chinese character, which helps to keep the font neat and uniform. The following are Tian Zi's skills in writing China dog characters:

1, observe the font: first, carefully observe the font of the word "dog". Pay attention to the stroke order and structure.

2. Divide strokes: Divide the strokes of dog characters. The stroke order is from top to bottom and from left to right.

3. Starting order: According to the stroke order, write the first stroke in the first box of Tian Zige, and then write down the following strokes in turn. Maintain a consistent order of starting and placing pens in each box.

4. Keep the proportion: try to keep the relative proportion of strokes in each grid. Pay attention to the length and width of horizontal and vertical strokes and the distance between parts.

5, pen characteristics: consider the characteristics of the word "dog", pay attention to the connection part of the head, body and tail of the word. These features are expressed by different stroke thickness and bending degree.

6, pen strength: pay attention to the pen strength when writing. Appropriate thickness, with a sense of ups and downs, but avoid too hard or too thin strokes.

7. Overall coordination: try to coordinate the layout and proportion of the whole word. The glyphs in each grid should be clear and easy to read, and the overall writing should be smooth and smooth.

8. Practice more: Tian Zige who writes the word "dog" needs to practice constantly. Through repeated practice, the accuracy and aesthetics of fonts are gradually improved.

Zuo zhuan:

Sasako's history can be traced back to ancient Oracle Bone Inscriptions. Oracle Bone Inscriptions is a written form in the Shang Dynasty and the Western Zhou Dynasty in ancient China, mainly carved on tortoise shells and animal bones. The left character in Oracle Bone Inscriptions is similar in shape to the modern left character, symbolizing the left hand.

With the passage of time, apostrophe gradually evolved into different glyphs and appeared in different dictionaries and dictionaries.

In ancient times, the word "left" often represented the concept of orientation, position or left. In ancient literature and classics, the left word is often used to represent the left side, or as a symbolic image.