Word definition:
1, swing: swing, swing, swing, knife, stroke.
2, milli: slender and pointed hair, such as wolf brush, sheep brush.
3. Splash: A painting method in which ink is spilled on paper or silk. If ink is splashed, the picture is bold and unrestrained.
Source: The ink splatter uses ink skillfully, but he can't see the handwriting, such as splashing his ears.
Synonym: swing into the pool.
Deep meaning: refers to painting or writing calligraphy works with a brush, and wielding the brush to command the brush. Brushes used to be made of wolf hair or wool, so waving a brush is waving a brush. Splashing ink is a technique of painting. When a pen is full of ink, or when it is clicked or brushed, it drips dripping ink with great momentum, which is called splashing ink. Brush splashing ink is also used in calligraphy art, which refers to the unrestrained and heroic actions of men when writing or painting.
Elegant statement
1, the green in summer, splashed ink between heaven and earth, depicting a colorful picture under the blue sky and white clouds. What you see is either dark green or clear green, all of which have completely removed the foundation of goose yellow. It is so lush. No longer shallow, no longer immature, but thick to the extreme to show the level of life.
2. Summer green, splashing ink between heaven and earth, paints a colorful picture under the blue sky and white clouds.
Grandpa spread out rice paper, splashed ink and painted landscapes, flowers and birds.
4. I saw pine oil splashing, and she splashed ink between blue and white pigments. On the palette, flying, flying, flying, flying, flying, and then on the canvas wrinkled by fear, I poked a few times and beat the blue.
5. Looking up at the bright moon, reminiscing about the past, and sending text messages to send warm. Sweet and sour are often accompanied, and there is friendship in singing and laughing. Haha, sister, today is sister's day. I hope you will live happily and healthily forever.
The above contents refer to Baidu Encyclopedia-Splash Ink.