How to write Didi?

Didi is written like this: "Ju" is short at two points, with the middle point to the left, and the painting is straight and oblique. The "dot above" is centered, the horizontal painting is slightly longer, and the spacing between the midpoints is appropriate; The width of "three" is equal from top to bottom; "Ancient" is in the upper middle school.

The first sentence:

One drop, two drops, three or four drops, five drops, six drops, seven or eight drops, dewdrops bring good luck and accompany you to happiness and harmony.

The second sentence:

Waiting bit by bit. Drop: A small drop of liquid. The clock ticks, recording the days. Every bit is love, and every bit is till dawn. Tick tock, tick tock, boom, boom, tick tock, whoa. The spring breeze is continuous and the rain is dripping. Tick-tock, silent rain falls; Tick tock, tick tock; It's raining all over the world, if you let him shed a drop of blood.

The third sentence:

Love, bit by bit, gathers into a river. Time is running out. Millennium good quality, Didi warms people's hearts! Love, dribs and drabs converge into a river. Tears are dripping and blood is dripping from the wound. Her teachings are like water drops, nourishing our hearts. The tap is dripping. I don't drink at all.

The fourth sentence:

You drop, I drop, drop out sweet memories. Soft water drops, drop by drop, fall. Raindrops are dripping, just like crying. Just listen to tick-tock, tick-tock, and a few drops of rain fall on the ground. One drop, two drops, three or four drops, Didi Bailu wishes you good health, good luck and companionship every day.