How to write a cursive prefix?

The cursive prefix is common in Chinese characters, and it can only appear in the prefix, but not independently. Most words prefixed with grass are related to vegetation. It should be noted that the cursive prefix in brush calligraphy is different from that in simplified Chinese characters, and it is divided into left and right parts, and the two parts echo each other. Let's take a look at the basic brushwork of Chinese calligraphy:

Note that the overall shape of the grass prefix is low on the left and high on the right. In Chinese characters, cursive prefix should not be too wide and too high, but short and vertical. As shown in the above figure, vertical ① and left ② should be retracted, and the distance between them should be appropriate, not too far away and not written together.

The cursive prefix is quite common in the inscriptions of famous ancient calligraphers. You can find out the copy, which is of great help to quickly master the structure and writing of cursive prefix.