“…In recent years, with the emergence of biomimetic interface research, bioinspired materials with superwettabilities and topological structures were fabricated and used to control liquid–solid interfacial action. ,,− Superwettability as a new scientific discovery and a fully commercialized technology has been listed as one of the top ten emerging technologies of chemistry projects in 2021, which possesses a great capacity to contribute to the well-being of society and the sustainability of the earth, and open new opportunities in chemistry and beyond . Research on fundamental interface problems has gradually shifted from static to dynamic ,, such as liquid impact, transport, breakup and dripping, bursting, etc., − from kinetic processes to thermodynamic processes such as icing and melting, , frosting, dewing, thermal cooling, evaporation and crystallization, ,,,, cooling crystallization, and boiling. , In nature, many organisms can survive under harsh conditions via skillfully manipulating liquid overflow using their unique surface structures. In addition, the overflow phenomenon is common in many applications ranging from macroscale water jets, microfluidic chips, to nanoscale spinning.…”