What's the difference between traditional Chinese characters in Taiwan Province Province and Hongkong?

The differences between traditional Chinese characters in Taiwan Province Province and Hongkong are as follows:

1, Hongkong Traditional is the upper and lower structure, and Taiwan Province Traditional is the left and right structure.

For example, Hong Kong's "Li" writes "Li", such as heart, rain and dreams. Taiwan Province Province wrote "Inner" in his mind, in the rain and in his dream.

These two figures are "clothes+lee". In Hongkong, the traditional structure is up and down, with the word "Li" inserted in the middle of the word "clothes", while in Taiwan Province Province, the traditional structure is left and right, with the left clothes and the right inside.

2. Hongkong tradition is a little earlier than Taiwan Province tradition.

For example, the word "Wei" in Hong Kong music is written as "Wei", and the word "Wei" in Taiwan music is written as "Wei". There is no difference in meaning between these two words, but they are written differently. The reason why they are written differently is because of their different origins. Hong Kong's "Wei" comes from the evolution of inscriptions on bronze and seal script in the pre-Qin period, while Taiwan Province's "Wei" comes from the evolution of official script and regular script after the Han Dynasty.

3. Hong Kong traditional Chinese characters and Taiwan Province traditional Chinese characters are variants of each other.

For example, Hong Kong actors Lin Ruilin and Lin Ruilin wrote The Wind, all of which are up and down. Greeny, the lead singer of Taiwan Province band Sodagreen, wrote about the left and right structure, which is the most common "Feng".

"Feng" is orthography, and "Feng" is a variant of "Feng". In earlier ancient books, such as China's first dictionary Shuo Wen Jie Zi, there was a writing style of "Feng", and the writing style of "Feng" appeared only after the formation of regular script. Traditional Chinese characters are used in Hongkong and variant Chinese characters are used in Taiwan Province.

Hong Kong Traditional Chinese and Taiwan Province Traditional Chinese are 99% the same, and the difference of 1% is mainly reflected in the writing of some characters.