The radical "white card" is a radical in Chinese characters, which generally appears on the left side of the word. Its main meaning is "shell" or "jewelry", so the radical "white card" is usually used with words related to gold and silver, jewelry, paper money and so on. For example, wealth, expensiveness, trade and treasure.

In addition to common words, many new words can be created by combining the radicals of "White Card", which are related to shells and jewels, such as "Babe", "Shell Carving", "Jewelry" and "Pearl". At the same time, the radical "Bega" is also used to indicate the names of characters, such as the famous architect "I.M. Pei", whose representative works include the National Center for the Performing Arts and the National Gallery of Washington.

The origin of the radical of "Baika" can be traced back to ancient hieroglyphics, which was originally used to represent the shape of shells, and then gradually evolved into the current radical with the passage of time. In ancient times, shells have long been used as exchange money and decorations, so the "Baika" radical also represents a part of human culture.

In our daily life and writing, we often use the radical "Baijia" which plays an important role in the formation of many Chinese characters. At the same time, new Chinese characters can be created by combining the radicals of "white card", which not only expands the application scope of Chinese characters, but also enriches the cultural connotation of Chinese.