It's a mess
The explanation is that the words are scattered. It describes the appearance of being scattered and sparse. It refers in particular to the fact that many neat things have been scattered.
Idioms and allusions
Chapter 13 of Liu Qing's Tongqiang Tiebi: "he and his mother-in-law used the demobilization fee as capital to set up the goods box of the stall, which was smashed to pieces and left in the courtyard one by one."
Discrimination of words
Usage: used as attributive and adverbial; used in spoken English
Chinese PinYin : wǔ líng èr luò
It's a mess
mountains multiply and streams double back. shān zhòng shuǐ fù
the vapour rose up to the sky. qì chōng niú dǒu
draw water with a bamboo basket. zhú lán dá shuǐ