How to write sorghum?

How to write the word "liang" in sorghum can be referred to as follows:

The stroke order of "liang": dot, dot, lift, horizontal fold hook, skimming, dot, dot, dot, skidding, horizontal, vertical , skim, suppress.

Sorghum gāo liáng: ① Annual herbaceous plant, the leaves are similar to corn, but narrower, the inflorescence is conical, grows at the top of the stem, and the seeds are reddish brown. There are many varieties. In addition to being edible, the seeds can also be used to make wine and starch. ②The seeds of this plant. ‖Also called sorghum. Similar words: a pillow of yellow beams? a disciple of anointed beams? a dream of yellow beams? high above? the road is one foot high, the devil is one foot high? the devil is one foot high, the road is one foot high? high? high-grade.

1. In the field, the sorghum raised its black and red face, the corn opened its big mouth and revealed its gold teeth as if it had listened to Miss Qiu’s joke, the rice was golden, and the breeze When it blows, it's like golden waves.

2. The countryside is no exception. The sorghum hangs down from its waist, as if it wants to kiss the earth. In the wheat field, the ears of wheat are full and golden. When the wind blows, the wheat waves roll, which makes people feel relaxed and happy.

3. Autumn is here, and the crops in the fields are ripe. The sorghum's face is red, as if it has been drunk too much; a large piece of golden rice in the distance is like a pile of dazzling gold; the breeze is blowing the wheat gently, like a golden wave rolling in the field. So beautiful!

4. Autumn is the season when crops mature, and it is also the favorite season of farmer uncles. The sorghum blushed, the corn grinned, the yellow corn kernels looked like golden beans, the millet smiled and bent over, bowing to us, and the soybeans were blown away by the wind.

5. In autumn, sorghum is like a drunken man. When the wind comes, he stumbles drunkenly, causing boundless waves of golden wheat to surge up. The golden rice ears are crowded together on shoulders and ears; the blooming cotton peaches are like clusters of snow and silver sea.