The meaning of shua shua.

Swish means to describe the sound of a quick brush.

Lead Cao Yu? Act III of Peking Man: "The west wind is blowing in the middle of the night, and the trees in the garden are half dead."

Liu Qing? Chapter 12 of Iron Wall: "Jin Wangshu writes faster than Shi Yongxin, and he can remember it with a few strokes."

Liu Qing? Chapter 5 of the History of Entrepreneurship: "The spring rain swished underground."

Related words:

Brush, brush, brush, brush, brush, brush, brush, brush, brush, brush, brush.

Related examples:

1. The weather changed suddenly this afternoon, and the wind outside was really strong, making the leaves swish.

He seems to be in a bad mood. He never talks. After a while, his tears could not stop flowing.

The classroom is quiet, and there is no movement except the pen on the paper and the sound of writing.

4. In the field, the autumn wind blows through the golden wheat fields, forming a golden staff, and the ears of wheat sing in unison with the "jingling" water.

5. It's cool and pleasant in the autumn morning, jogging on the path. The poplars on both sides are no longer swishing in the wind. The sparse Ye Er is yellow and silent, like a huge butterfly, flying, spinning and fluttering, landing gracefully, with a gorgeous ending.