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Chinese Fonts
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(With Their Chinese Names,
English Names, and Descriptions)
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Chinese name:
漢鼎繁古印 - HDZB_5.TTF
English name: Traditional Chinese Ancient
Stamp Font
Description: Used in the seals and stamps of ancient
times. This is one of the most elegant
traditional Chinese fonts around.
size: 3.168 kB
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Chinese name:
漢鼎繁海报
- HDZB_6.TTF
English name: Traditional Chinese Poster
Font
Description: This font is sometimes used in posters.
size: 2.991 kB
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Chinese name:
漢鼎繁舒體
- HDZB_10.TTF
English name: Traditional Chinese Shu Font
Description: This Chinese font gives people the
feeling of fluidity and comfortability.
size: 2.177 kB
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Chinese
name: 漢鼎繁印篆 - HDZB_25.TTF
English name: Traditional Chinese Seal
Script Font
Description: This traditional Chinese font is
frequently used on seals or stamps. It evolved
organically out of the Zhōu dynasty script, arising
in the Warring State of Qin. The Qin variant of seal
script became the standard and was adopted as the
formal script for all of China in the Qin dynasty,
and was still widely used for decorative engraving
and seals (name chops, or signets) in the Han
dynasty. Ever since, its predominant use has been in
seals, hence the English name. The literal
translation of its Chinese name is decorative
engraving script, because by the time this name was
coined in the Han dynasty, its role had been reduced
to decorational inscriptions rather than as the main
script of the day.
size: 4.663 kB
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Chinese
name: 漢鼎繁中變 - HDZB_27.TTF
English name: Traditional Chinese Changing
Style Font
Description: This traditional Chinese font changes
in style depending on different Chinese characters.
It sometimes feels like a handwritten style.
size: 3.256 kB
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Chinese
name: 漢鼎繁顏體 - HDZB_24.TTF
English name: Traditional Chinese Regular
Yan Style Font
Description: This traditional Chinese font is one of
the traditional Chinese regular style fonts.
It follows the styles of one of the greatest Chinese
calligraphers in Tang Dynasty, Yan Zhenqing.
size: 3.501 kB
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Chinese
name: 汉鼎简黑变 - HDZB_35.TTF
English name: Simplified Chinese Black
Changing Font
Description: This simplified Chinese font is
normally used in large prints, posters, or books.
size: 1.512 kB
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Chinese
name: 汉鼎简楷体 - HDZB_36.TTF
English name: Simplified Chinese Regular
Script Font
Description: This simplified Chinese font follows
the style of the regular, or standard script of
Chinese calligraphy. The regular script, also
called standard script, or Kaishu, is the newest of
the Chinese script styles (appearing by the Cao Wei
dynasty ca. 200 CE and maturing stylistically around
the 7th century), hence most common in modern
writings and publications (after the Ming and
sans-serif styles, used exclusively in print).
size: 4.573 kB
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Chinese
name: 汉鼎简隶变 - HDZB_37.TTF
English Name: Simplified Chinese Clerical
Script Font
Description: This simplified Chinese font follows
the clerical script style, or Lishu. The
clerical script, also formerly chancery script, is
an archaic style of Chinese calligraphy which
evolved in the Warring States period to the Qin
dynasty, was dominant in the Han dynasty, and
remained in use through the Wèi-Jìn periods. Because
of its high legibility to modern readers, it is
still used for artistic flavor in a variety of
functional applications such as headlines,
signboards, and advertisements. This legibility
stems from the highly rectilinear structure, a
feature shared with modern regular script (kaishu).
In structure and rectilinearity, it is generally
similar to the modern script; however, in contrast
with the tall to square modern script, it tends to
be square to wide, and often has a pronounced,
wavelike flaring of isolated major strokes,
especially a dominant rightward or downward diagonal
stroke. Some structures are also archaic.
size: 3.950 kB
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Chinese
name: 汉鼎简舒体 - HDZB_39.TTF
English Name: Simplified Chinese Shu Font
Description: This Chinese font gives people the
feeling of fluidity and comfortability.
size: 2.622 kB
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Chinese
name: 漢鼎繁隸變 - HDZB_7.TTF
English Name: Traditional Chinese Clerical
Script Font
Description: This traditional Chinese font follows
the clerical script style, or Lishu. The
clerical script, also formerly chancery script, is
an archaic style of Chinese calligraphy which
evolved in the Warring States period to the Qin
dynasty, was dominant in the Han dynasty, and
remained in use through the Wèi-Jìn periods. Because
of its high legibility to modern readers, it is
still used for artistic flavor in a variety of
functional applications such as headlines,
signboards, and advertisements. This legibility
stems from the highly rectilinear structure, a
feature shared with modern regular script (kaishu).
In structure and rectilinearity, it is generally
similar to the modern script; however, in contrast
with the tall to square modern script, it tends to
be square to wide, and often has a pronounced,
wavelike flaring of isolated major strokes,
especially a dominant rightward or downward diagonal
stroke. Some structures are also archaic.
size: 4.866 kB
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Chinese
name: 汉鼎特粗黑 - HDZB_70.TTF
English Name: Simplified Chinese Thick Black
Font
Description: This simplified Chinese font is mostly
used in artistic posters, headlines or other
occasions to emphasize the importance.
size: 1.683 kB
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Chinese
name: 漢鼎繁中楷 - HDZB_74.TTF
English Name: Traditional Chinese Regular
Script Font
Description: This traditional Chinese font is one of
the most commonly used fonts. The regular
script, also called standard script, or Kaishu, is
the newest of the Chinese script styles (appearing
by the Cao Wei dynasty ca. 200 CE and maturing
stylistically around the 7th century), hence most
common in modern writings and publications (after
the Ming and sans-serif styles, used exclusively in
print). It looks extremely elegant, yet also
very formal.
size: 6.152 kB
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Chinese
name: 汉鼎简中楷 - HDZB_75.TTF
English Name: Simplified Chinese Regular
Script Font
Description: This Simplified Chinese font is one of
the most commonly used fonts. The regular
script, also called standard script, or Kaishu, is
the newest of the Chinese script styles (appearing
by the Cao Wei dynasty ca. 200 CE and maturing
stylistically around the 7th century), hence most
common in modern writings and publications (after
the Ming and sans-serif styles, used exclusively in
print). It looks extremely elegant, yet also
very formal.
size: 5.528 kB
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Chinese
name: 漢鼎繁琥珀 - HDZB_86.TTF
English Name: Traditional Chinese Amber Font
Description: This traditional Chinese font is named
after amber, the precious stone, for its style and
shape. It is frequently used on posters,
newspaper headings, etc. It looks artistic.
size: 5.027 kB
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Chinese
name: 漢鼎繁勘亭 - HDZB_9.TTF
English name: Traditional Chinese Kan Ting
Font
Description: This traditional Chinese font is
frequently used in posters, newspaper headings.
While it lacks the feeling of formality, it is
artistic.
size: 2.931 kB
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Chinese
name: 漢鼎繁特粗宋 - HDZB_96.TTF
English name: Traditional Chinese Thick Song
Font
Description: This traditional Chinese font is also
frequently used in posters, newspaper headings, and
art works.
size: 2.923 kB
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