1, prepare a square piece of paper.

2. Fold it into two overlapping isosceles right triangles.

3. Fold the two acute angles of the isosceles right triangle in half, and open it to see the creases on it.

4. Fold the right side of the isosceles right triangle in half along the crease, and the crease coincides with the crease in step 4.

5. Make a circle and then fold, as shown in the figure.

6. Fold in half along the center line.

7. Turn the top corner upside down.

8. Stand it upright and you can see the gap inside.

9. Insert the left corner into the gap on the right.

10, so the paper claws are basically folded.

1 1. If you want to wear it on your hand now, make the gap in the outer corner wider.

12, just put your finger in.

Paws:

Claw (Pinyin: zh?o, ZH ?) is a first-class Chinese character (commonly used word) in the General Specification of Chinese. This word was first seen in Oracle Bone Inscriptions in Shang Dynasty, and its ancient glyph looks like a hand or a bird's paw turned down. The original meaning refers to the toes of birds and animals, and also refers to human nails or toenails. Extension refers to something like claws. Also extended to grasp.

Claw is one of the radicals of Chinese characters, serial number: 86. Claw, as a signifier, becomes a symbol in the first half of a word, such as struggle, behavior, ridicule and excavation. In Chinese characters, all characters composed of "claws" are mostly related to hands or hand movements.

Claw (Zhu 鸘), originally defined as the foot of an animal with sharp nails; Claw (pinyin: Zhao, polyphonic character, pronounced as the third sound).

In the dialect vocabulary of Sichuan, Chongqing and Xiangfan, Hubei, how to do paw =? According to the writing in Kangxi dictionary, the original word should be: mouth claw.