Questions tagged [fonts]

Questions related to fonts or typefaces used for displaying text in Chinese.

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How to display CJK Extension H?

CJK Unified Ideographs Extension H has just been released this week. BabelStone Han only has: 53.6% coverage of CJK Ext. H. HanaMin seems to have fallen off the face of the earth. They did not even release an update for CJK Ext. G. Which fonts…
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(女 vs 女): Unicode points U+5973 vs U+F981

I wonder if this is even the right place to ask this question but I couldn't figure another place so here I am. What is the difference between these two characters? If none, then why are there two different unicode code points?
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How to display CJK Extension G?

Wikipedia has a page entitled CJK Unified Ideographs Extension G. I've installed BabelStone's BabelHan but coverage isn't 100%: Unicode Block | Total Coverage Characters | Percentage | G-Source Coverage Characters | Percentage CJK Unified…
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Fonts for Unicode CJK extensions C, D, E

Does anyone know of a font that supports the unicode CJK extensions c, d, e? If you have such a font, do you know if it works with the MySQL utf8mb4 character set?
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What is the biggest font by percentage of CJK symbols already encoded?

Only the Unicode-included Unified and six extensions considered for the question (87887 symbols, 12 compatibility included). Possible contenders: BabelStone Han: includes all of original map and partially all the extensions. Source/Noto: includes…
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How to set normal Chinese font in MS Power Point 2016?

In Ecxel I can set Calibri font and enter Chinese characters, which look straight. In PowerPoint I have Chinese characters set font as STXinwei (Body) and they look very "stylish": I can't get "straight" font in PowerPoint and can't change font to…
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Ancient calligraphy and traditional fonts supporting most/all traditional/simplified glyphs that is Free for commercial use?

I would call the Google Noto Chinese fonts "modern" chinese. Then I would call something like this (that font doesn't load/work for me when I download it) a more ancient style calligraphy font. And something more traditional might be a basic serif…
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A good web font size for Chinese characters

Wikipedia has a pretty small font size for Chinese characters like 書. I would prefer if it were a little larger. Wondering if there is a sort of reference or ideal size for Chinese characters, similar to how a good estimate/range for Latin-based…
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