The radical (U+7CF8) is used in characters like /, with two variants, the second form being simply the cursive form. The radical components of (U+7D05) and (U+7EA2) are semantically identical and the glyphs differ only in the latter using a cursive version of the component. However, in mainland China, the standards bodies wanted to standardize the cursive form when used in characters like . Because this change happened relatively recently, there was a transition period. Both (U+7D05) and (U+7EA2) got separate code points in the PRC's text encoding standards bodies so Chinese-language documents could use both version. The two variants received distinct code points in Unicode as well.