What's the word next to Cheng?

Next to the word "eat", pinyin: shí, like "eat", is used as a radical.

Many simplified Chinese characters have evolved from cursive script. For example, you [_], you [_], you [_], and you [_] have the cursive form of "you" today, so the words with "_" beside them are all represented by simplified "you".

Note: Generally speaking, eating gold is only a simplification on the left side, and the words "Zhu", "Zhu" and "Cheng" can only be used on the left side (debate ","punishment ","braid ","silk "and" title "are also simplified.

In the traditional Chinese character structure theory, Chinese characters are divided into two categories according to their constituent units: single words and combined words. Monographs (Sun, Moon, Cattle, Sheep, Up and Down, etc. ) is composed of strokes, and combined words (Xie, Qu, She, Sen, Gong, Box, etc. ) is composed of radicals.