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Open the tool →画蚓涂鸦 (huà yǐn tú yā) is a Chinese idiom (chengyu) meaning “to describe one's own poor handwriting or calligraphy as mere scribbles and scrawls, often used humbly”.
画蚓涂鸦 is pronounced huà yǐn tú yā in Mandarin Chinese.
Literally, 画蚓涂鸦 means “Drawing worms and scribbling graffiti”. It is used to mean “to describe one's own poor handwriting or calligraphy as mere scribbles and scrawls, often used humbly”.
形容书法或文字拙劣。多用作谦词。