Which of the following statements about pictophonetic characters is wrong?

Choose D. Two drops of water are related to ice.

In ancient times, the word "Bing" was written as "Mow" or "Mow", and in Oracle Bone Inscriptions, the word "Mow" was like the appearance of frozen ice in cold water (figure 1). The bronze inscription (Figure 2) evolved from Oracle Bone Inscriptions, and there is not much difference. About the Spring and Autumn Period, the word "ice" was divided (Figure 3) and consisted of two parts. "Ice" is a word with both meaning and sound. It takes water as its shape symbol, and "Fu" is also a sound symbol. "Water" means that the word is related to water. "Fu" is the original word of "ice", just like the ice texture on Oracle Bone Inscriptions and inscriptions on bronze. Combining the two means that water is frozen to form a solid. The official script is neat, and it says "ice".

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