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In order to exchange information, each region where Chinese characters are used has developed a series of Chinese character set standards. ① GB2313 character set, including 6763 Chinese characters and 715 symbols, totaling 7478 characters. This is the simplified character set commonly used in mainland China. Most fonts on the market, such as regular script-GB2313, imitation Song Dynasty-GB2313, and Chinese regular script, support the display of this character set, and it is also the character set used by most input methods. The vast majority of so-called traditional fonts on the market actually use the encoding of simplified characters in the GB-2313 character set. The fonts are displayed as traditional characters instead of directly encoding traditional characters in the GBK character set, which is full of errors. ② The BIG-5 character set contains 13,060 traditional Chinese characters and 808 symbols, totaling 13,868 characters. It is currently commonly used in Taiwan, Hong Kong and other regions. Most fonts in Hong Kong and Taiwan, including Taiwan's Ministry of Education's standard Song Ti and Kai Ti, support the display of this character set. ③ GBK character set, also known as the large character set (GB=GuóBiāo national standard, K=extended), includes Chinese characters from the above two character sets, including 21,003 Chinese characters, 882 symbols, and a total of 21,885 characters, including Chinese and Japanese There are 20,902 Korean (CJK) unified Chinese characters and 52 Chinese characters in the extended set A (CJK Ext-A). The Simplified Chinese version of Windows 95\98 comes with this GBK.txt file. Fonts such as Song, Lishu, Hei, Youyuan, Chinese Song, Chinese Fine Black, Chinese Kai, Standard Kai (DFKai-SB), Arial Unicode MS, MingLiU, PMingLiU and other fonts support the display of this character set. Microsoft Pinyin Input Method 2003, Quanpin, Ziguang Pinyin and other input methods can input GBK simplified and traditional Chinese characters such as 镕镕炁夬喆嚞姤韟韟?6?9龑昳郃慜靕蹹. BIG-5 (Traditional Chinese) and GB-2313 (Simplified Chinese) encodings are incompatible, and characters will be garbled in different operating systems. The conversion between simplified and traditional Chinese text (text and encoding) can be solved by transcoding software such as BabelPad, TextPro or Convertz. If it is a program, you can use Microsoft AppLocale Utility 1.0 for the Windows . ④ GB18030 character set, including all 6582 Chinese characters in the GBK character set and CJK Ext-A, with a total of 27533 Chinese characters. Song-18030, Founder Kai-Z03 (FZKai-Z03), MS Song (ht_cjk+), Hong Kong Standard Song (DFSongStd), Hong Kong Standard Kai-Ti, CERG Chinese Font, Korean New Gulim, and Microsoft Windows Fonts such as Song Hei Kai Fake Song and other fonts provided by the Vista operating system also support the display of this character set. Windows 98 supports this character set, but the following character sets are not supported. Handwriting input method Xiaoyao Pen version 4.0 supports the input of Chinese characters in the GB18030 character set and Founder's super large character set. ⑤ Founder’s super large character set includes 36862 Chinese characters in the GB18030 character set and CJK Ext-B, totaling 64395 Chinese characters. The Song-Founder large character set supports the display of this character set. Microsoft Office XP or 2003 Simplified Chinese version comes with this font. The Windows 2000 operating system requires the installation of the very large character set support package "Surrogate Update". ⑥ ISO/IEC 10646/Unicode character set, this is the world's most shared coded character set. The two are compatible with each other and cover the characters of the world's major languages, including simplified and traditional Chinese characters, including: CJK unified Chinese characters 20902, CJK Ext-A 6582, Ext-B 42711, a total of 70195 Chinese characters. SimSun-ExtB (Song style) and MingLiU-ExtB (Xingming style) can display all Ext-B Chinese characters.

So far, there is no single font that can display all 70,195 Chinese characters, but it can be entered using input methods such as Haifeng Wubi, New Concept Wubi, Cangjie Input Method Century Edition, the new version of Microsoft's new phonetic notation, and Cangjie Input Method version 6.0 (single code function). Ext-C also has more than 20,000 Chinese characters. For details, please visit the website of the Chinese University of Hong Kong, the website of Friends of Cangjie, Malaysia, and the personal website of Fujian Chen Qingyu. ⑦ Chinese character configuration database