There are 6 differences in the four characters in the picture, of which 5 are similar in glyphs, and 1 is a slight change in the strokes.
The finishing touch is a metaphor for adding incisive words at key points when writing an article or speaking to make the content more profound and vivid.
画【huà】
1. Draw boundaries on the ground. 2. Drawing; 3. Drawings. 4. (with pictures) decorate and retouch. 5. Signing: Draw lines, symbols, marks, etc. with things like a pen. 6. Describe in words. 7. The stroke of a Chinese character is called a painting. 8. Use your hands to make a certain gesture to help (also written as "stroke").
龙【lóng】
1. Legendary supernatural animals. It looks like a snake, has scales and claws, can be dark and bright, can be huge and thin, can fly and dive, and can raise rain and clouds. 2. Symbols of ancient kings; 3. Shaped like a dragon or decorated with a dragon shape. 4. Ancient certain reptiles. 5. Last name.
点【diǎn】
1. Tiny marks.
2. A stroke of a Chinese character. 3. Use a pen to add ideas or marks. 4. Designation. 5. Check. 6. (Head or hand) Move together one by one. 7. Pointing and hinting. 8. Ignition. 9. Small drops of liquid. 10. Make the liquid drip. 11. Units of time. Twenty-four parts of a day and night. 12. Refers to the specified time. 13. Mathematics refers to geometric figures that have no length, width, or height, but only positions. 14. Certain location or limit. 15. A specific part or aspect of a thing. 16. Measure words. Indication Matters;. 17. Indicates a small amount. 18. Refers to the decimal point. Mathematically a symbol for decimals; 19.14 "Read" three ~ one four. 20. Dim sum, concake food.
睛【jīng】
1. Eyeballs.
There are 6 differences in the video, 5 of which are similar glyphs and 1 is a slight change in the strokes.
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Although it is difficult to find the difference between Chinese characters, as long as we pay attention and carefully observe every detail, we will definitely be able to find the variation of Chinese characters.