The stroke order of the word splash

The stroke order of "Po" is: dot, dot, lift, offset, offset, horizontal offset/horizontal hook, Na, dot.

Po is a Chinese character, pronounced as pō, with left and right structure, and the radical is 氵. The basic explanation of the word "splash" is as follows:

Pour water vigorously to spread it: ~sprinkle. ~ Street. ~Ink (one of the Chinese painting techniques).

Barbaric, unreasonable: ~ tough.

Awesome: ~ spicy.

In addition to being used as a noun and adjective, pour can also be used as a verb to spread or spray a liquid. For example, in painting or photography, splattering can be used to create special effects.

Po is a very vivid word that can be used to describe many different scenes and effects. The following are some expansions related to the word "splash":

Water Splashing Festival: This is a traditional festival of some ethnic minorities in China. People celebrate by splashing water on each other, which means to wash away the unpleasantness of the past year and welcome the new one. Year of good luck.

Splash-ink landscape painting: This is a Chinese painting technique that creates a unique landscape painting effect by splashing ink.

Shrewishness: This describes a scene in which a woman yells, curses, and is unreasonable. It usually has a derogatory connotation.

Spiritual: This word can be used to describe a person's character, indicating that he is courageous, decisive, and informal.

Pour cold water on: This phrase is usually used to describe dampening other people's enthusiasm or enthusiasm, making people calm or disappointing.

Rogue: This describes the characteristics of a person who is very rogue, unreasonable, and messy.

Spicy: This describes a woman who is resolute, decisive and courageous, similar to the meaning of "strong woman".

Splashing water into ice: This describes the scene when water is sprinkled in the air and turns into ice crystals when the weather is extremely cold.

Splashed ink freehand painting: This is a technique in Chinese painting that creates a freehand painting effect by splashing ink.

Splashing paint: This describes an act of vandalism in which paint is thrown on a building or other object, usually to cause chaos or revenge.

In short, the word "po" is a very vivid word that can be used to describe many different scenes and effects. In writing or expression, the appropriate use of splash words can enhance the effect of expression and allow readers to feel the scene or effect described more immersively.