You said that this (acupoint removal point) is originally a variant of "net", but it has nothing to do with "acupoint". This (acupoint removal point) is a rare character and should not be used as a radical. Look at the picture. The old font has a curved character, and the printed version only has eight characters. This is not a simplification. It is the printed version that standardizes the writing method. Even if it is used as a radical, it has not actually become a real radical, because there are too few formed characters, usually only the two characters "han and 癙" (癙, deep, pronounced mí, not a variant of "deep"), and classified into other categories. According to the old radical classification, it naturally belongs to the "Net" department (罽同网). For example, the Kangxi Dictionary can only be found in the "Net" department. To classify it according to the new radical, it is classified into the "冖" department (the same as "power" in ancient times) and is commonly known as Tubao Gaier. If you want to look it up in the Xinhua Dictionary, you have to look for the "冖" department. I finally figured it out, I don’t know why I confused you, I’m ashamed. I'm not saying this is wordy, this situation is a bit complicated. It took a lot of effort to find out, and I also increased my knowledge. It is really self-serving and altruistic.