The difference between Han Mo and Han and Mo.

Momo and Momo have different meanings and etymologies. Momo prefers calligraphy or painting.

1, different meanings: Chinese ink refers to ink diluted with water, which is mostly used for writing and painting. Calligraphy usually refers to the skills and works of literati, preferring calligraphy or painting.

2. The etymology is different: the word "Han" has a broad meaning, but it is a temporary combination phrase. Chinese characters originally refer to writing brush, and later refer to literati. The combination of China's calligraphy and calligraphy means high morals in Ming Dynasty, tall and handsome, etc.