Chinese character
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Chinese Characters are used in the written form of the Chinese language, as well as Japanese and Korean. Chinese characters have different styles during different historical periods.
 Oracle script in Shanghai Museum |
 Oracle script c. 1500 BC |
 Bronzeware script c. 900 BC |
 Seal script c. 221 BC |
 Clerk script c. 100 BC |
 Regular script c.600 AD |
 Runng scipt c.350 AD |
 Draft script c.650 AD |
 Runing script c.350 AD |
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Draft script |
.png) Hanzi (Chinese characters) simplified |
.png) Hanzi (Chinese characters) traditional |
 Minchō typeface Chinese character |
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 64-stroke character |
 Another 64-stroke character |
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