The characters with three water drops are as follows:

1. Jiang. It refers to all waterways in the territory. Later, it was used as a special name for the Yangtze River. Character shape analysis: Jiang is composed of water and 畺, and "畺" means "border", "territory" and "country".

2. He. It refers to a body of water that flows automatically in a linear shape on the surface of land. Many famous rivers in the world, such as the Yangtze River and the Amazon River, flow in this way.

3. Tao. It refers to big waves and the sound of waves. It can also be used to describe the meaning of surging.

4. Hai. Also known as "sea", it refers to a large area of ​​salt water connected to the "ocean", that is, the edge of the ocean.

5. Hu. Chinese characters come from "Shui Jing Zhu": "Lake water comes from Kuafu Mountain in Taolinsai." "Guang Yu Ji": "It belongs to Zhejiang, Wu is called Wuxing, Sui and Tang are called Huzhou, and it is Huzhou Prefecture." Refers to a large area of ​​water accumulated on land; the name of a state. Extended information: Three drops of water are also called water department. When the left side is a department character, it will become 氵. Radicals are the components of compound characters. Ancient people called the left side of the compound character with a left-right structure "partial" and the right side "side". Nowadays, the components of various parts of compound characters are collectively called radicals. The vast majority of Chinese characters are phono-semantic characters, which are composed of radicals and phonetic radicals. Therefore, "radicals" mainly include two categories: radicals and phonetic radicals. "Radicals and radicals" are often mentioned together, so some teachers think that "radicals" and "radicals" are the same thing, which is a misunderstanding. Although radicals and radicals have certain connections, they are two different concepts.