How to spell Pinyin for painting?

Pinyin for painting: huà (initial h, vowel ua, four tones)?

Basic meaning:

Painting (Pinyin: huà) is a commonly used Chinese character, which first appeared in Oracle Bone Inscriptions in Shang Dynasty. The upper part of the ancient glyph means handwriting, and the lower part is the lines of strokes. The original meaning of painting is to draw characters with strokes, and the original meaning is to draw boundaries. A figure drawn with a finger sticking out with a pen-and-ink drawing, used as a noun. A stroke of Chinese characters is called "painting", which also comes from description. Dividing boundaries means design and planning, so "painting" also means planning and drawing. Broadly speaking, an action with hands, feet or utensils is also called "painting".

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Explanation of word combinations:

1, draw [[mó huà]] draw, draw.

2. Gallery [[huà láng]] is a place for collecting and exhibiting paintings and sculptures.

3. Comics [[màn huà]] depict pictures of life or current events in a simple and exaggerated way. Generally, the methods of deformation, analogy and symbol are used to form humorous pictures in order to achieve the effect of irony or praise.

4. Oil painting [[yóu huà]] Painting with oil and pigments. It is a major kind of painting in western painting. Oil painting can fully express the complex colors and rich levels of the object.

5. New Year pictures posted by China folk traditions on New Year's Day. The content is auspicious and festive, and the colors are bright.