Touch structure, display panel, and electronic device

A touch structure, a display panel, and an electronic device. In the touch structure, the first touch sub-electrodes and the first connecting electrodes are alternately arranged and sequentially connected to form a first touch electrode; the second touch sub-electrodes of the first grid layer and the first touch sub-electrodes are at intervals, and the two respectively include multiple first metal grids; the second connecting electrodes are connected to adjacent second touch sub-electrodes to form a second touch electrode extending in a second direction. A first grid row of each second connecting electrode includes multiple second metal grids arranged in a first direction, a second grid row thereof is adjacent to the first grid row and includes a second metal grid; all the second metal wires of the second grid row close to the first grid row are second metal wires shared with the first grid row.