The correct way to write Fangtian character grid is: dot, horizontal, horizontal fold hook, and left.

Fang (Pinyin: fāng) is a first-level standard Chinese character (commonly used character). This character first appeared in Shang Dynasty oracle bone inscriptions and Shang Dynasty bronze inscriptions. Its ancient shape is generally believed to resemble ancient farming tools.

This meaning will no longer be used. The basic meaning of "square" refers to a quadrilateral with four right angles, and it is extended to describe a person's character and integrity. In addition, "square" also has the meaning of earth, direction, method, approach, etc. "Prescription" also specifically refers to single prescriptions and prescriptions. "Fang" is transformed into an adverb, indicating that it is or will be.

There are several different interpretations of the shape and meaning of the word "square". "Shuowen Jiezi" says: "square, combined with a boat. It is like the head shape of two boats." said " "Fang" means two ships side by side, which is not the original meaning. "Fang" is mostly used to refer to "Fang Country" and "Sifang" in oracles and inscriptions. For example, "The king went out to attack Fang", "Fang Qi came to Jian", "Jingwei four directions", "Emperor Zhen said in the east that he analyzed the wind and called it Huan".

In modern Chinese, the common meaning of "square" is "square", which is a quadrilateral with four corners at 90 degrees. It is opposite to "circle" and should be used as a pseudo meaning. The ancients had the concept of "the sky is round and the earth is round", so they used "square" to refer to the earth and places. Because knowing the lengths of the vertical and horizontal sides can determine the area of ??the square, "square" also refers to the sides of the square, which means "square, vertical and horizontal".

Interpretation of ancient books

It is also combined. "Ritual·Xiangsheli": Not enough. Note: Fang means combined.

It also comes out from the side. "Ritual·Dasheli": The left and right sides are called Fang. Note: Fang means sideways.

Also often. "Li Tan Gong": There is no way to support the left and right. Note: Fang means still regular.