Examples of Some Non-unified Han Ideographs
For some of the more striking variants, Unicode has encoded variant characters, making it unnecessary to switch between fonts or language tags. In the following table, the separate rows in each group contains the Unicode equivalent character using different code points. Note that for characters such as 入 (U+5165), the only way to display the two variants is to change font (or language tag) as described in the previous table. However, for 內 (U+5167), there is an alternate character 内 (U+5185) as illustrated below. For some characters, like 兌/兑 (U+514C/U+5151), either method can be used to display the different glyphs.
Code | Chinese (Generic) |
Chinese Simplified |
Chinese Traditional |
Japanese | Korean |
---|---|---|---|---|---|
U+9AD8 | 高 | 高 | 高 | 高 | 高 |
U+9AD9 | 髙 | 髙 | 髙 | 髙 | 髙 |
U+7D05 | 紅 | 紅 | 紅 | 紅 | 紅 |
U+7EA2 | 红 | 红 | 红 | 红 | 红 |
U+4E1F | 丟 | 丟 | 丟 | 丟 | 丟 |
U+4E22 | 丢 | 丢 | 丢 | 丢 | 丢 |
U+4E57 | 乗 | 乗 | 乗 | 乗 | 乗 |
U+4E58 | 乘 | 乘 | 乘 | 乘 | 乘 |
U+4FA3 | 侣 | 侣 | 侣 | 侣 | 侣 |
U+4FB6 | 侶 | 侶 | 侶 | 侶 | 侶 |
U+514C | 兌 | 兌 | 兌 | 兌 | 兌 |
U+5151 | 兑 | 兑 | 兑 | 兑 | 兑 |
U+5167 | 內 | 內 | 內 | 內 | 內 |
U+5185 | 内 | 内 | 内 | 内 | 内 |
U+7522 | 產 | 產 | 產 | 產 | 產 |
U+7523 | 産 | 産 | 産 | 産 | 産 |
U+7A05 | 稅 | 稅 | 稅 | 稅 | 稅 |
U+7A0E | 税 | 税 | 税 | 税 | 税 |
U+4E80 | 亀 | 亀 | 亀 | 亀 | 亀 |
U+9F9C | 龜 | 龜 | 龜 | 龜 | 龜 |
U+9F9F | 龟 | 龟 | 龟 | 龟 | 龟 |
U+5225 | 別 | 別 | 別 | 別 | 別 |
U+522B | 别 | 别 | 别 | 别 | 别 |
U+4E21 | 両 | 両 | 両 | 両 | 両 |
U+4E24 | 两 | 两 | 两 | 两 | 两 |
U+5169 | 兩 | 兩 | 兩 | 兩 | 兩 |
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