Word-cutting radicals are very common radicals in Chinese characters and often appear on the left or right side of many Chinese characters. This is because the truncated radicals themselves represent some meanings related to cutting and cutting, and these meanings are also related to many other Chinese characters, so they are often used.

In the names of China people, we can often see the use of such radicals, such as Pepe, Suzy Bae, Pei Yuanqing and Pei Xuanzhi. These names choose this radical because it is related to the meaning of beauty, elegance and nobility, so these names are also full of these beautiful meanings.

Besides using Chinese characters and names, radicals are often used in daily life. For example, when cutting clothes, we often need to use a cutting knife, and the word "cutting" is often printed on the cutting knife to express its cutting-related functions more intuitively. At the same time, in Chinese, "layoffs" are often used to refer to the layoffs of companies or enterprises, because the word implies "layoffs" and "slimming".