When it rains, are there as many raindrops falling on your body when you run and don't run?

That depends on the speed at which the raindrops fall. If the raindrops are scattered small Mao Mao raindrops or large raindrops with large gaps, they can move quickly, thus reducing the possibility of raindrops falling on them. If you catch the pouring rain without an umbrella, then you should not try to reduce the number of raindrops falling on your body by running at the same time. Unless you run at lightning speed, you will still get soaked when you are exhausted.

I have a deep understanding since I was a child. I was playing alone in the yard, and then I was covered with thick clouds unconsciously. I was accidentally hit on my forehead by a big raindrop. I am so happy to welcome the arrival of heavy rain in sultry weather. After a raindrop falls, many raindrops fall one after another, but it can be clearly seen on the cement board that there is a big gap between raindrops. At this time, I ran around the yard, but I felt that so many raindrops did not fall on myself. Later, when I grew up, I found that it was related to probability.

But unfortunately, raindrops began to fall faster and denser, and then they were caught in a shower when they ran. My mother yelled at me in the room, and I ran into the room despondently.

Of course, there has been heavy rain on the way to school for so many years, and some parents of students have carefully brought them umbrellas. A careless person like me can only run at full speed on the rainy road. This is a bit self-deception. No matter how fast I run, heavy raindrops will still hit me. Even if this drop doesn't hit me, the next drop will hit me. Finally, my clothes are still wet. I often go home to catch cold, but after all, I can go home to shelter from the rain in a short time after running, and the shower time is short, and the amount of raindrops I come into contact with is less.