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File usage
The following 68 pages use this file:
- Chart of Standard Forms of Common National Characters
- Chinese Character Simplification Scheme
- Chinese bronze inscriptions
- Chinese character classification
- Chinese character orders
- Chinese character radicals
- Chinese characters
- Chinese characters for transcribing Slavonic
- Chinese characters of Empress Wu
- Chinese family of scripts
- Chinese input method
- Chinese script styles
- Chữ Hán
- Chữ Nôm
- Clerical script
- Cursive script (East Asia)
- Debate on traditional and simplified Chinese characters
- Differences between Shinjitai and Simplified characters
- East Asian typography
- Fangsong
- Flat brush script
- Gugyeol
- Hanja
- History of writing in Vietnam
- Hyangchal
- Idu script
- Japanese script reform
- Jiu zixing
- Jōyō kanji
- Kanji
- Kokuji
- Kyūjitai
- Libian
- Liding
- List of Commonly Used Characters in Modern Chinese
- List of Commonly Used Standard Chinese Characters
- List of Frequently Used Characters in Modern Chinese
- List of Graphemes of Commonly-Used Chinese Characters
- Literary and colloquial readings
- Lệnh thư
- Man'yōgana
- Ming typefaces
- Neolithic symbols in China
- Nüshu
- Oracle bone script
- Regular script
- Ryakuji
- Sawndip
- Seal script
- Second round of simplified Chinese characters
- Shinjitai
- Simplified Chinese characters
- Singapore Chinese characters
- Small seal script
- Standard Form of National Characters
- Stroke order
- Tadpole script
- Taiwanese Southern Min Recommended Characters
- The First Series of Standardized Forms of Words with Non-standardized Variant Forms
- Traditional Chinese characters
- Tōyō kanji
- Variant Chinese characters
- Written Chinese
- Xin zixing
- User:Jonathan Y. Z./sandbox
- User:Remsense/CCtemplate
- User:Remsense/Chinese language reform
- Template:Chinese characters sidebar
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- Aksara Han
- Aksara Han tradisional
- Aksara Han sederhana
- Perdebatan mengenai Hanzi tradisional dan sederhana
- Kyūjitai
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- Templat:Aksara Han
- Aksara tulang ramalan
- Aksara segel
- Aksara reguler
- Radikal (Aksara Han)
- Perbedaan Shinjitai dengan Hanzi Sederhana
- Ryakuji
- Hanzi Singapura
- Aksara rohaniwan
- Aksara Han Maharani Wu
- Daftar kanji menurut jumlah guratan
- Usage on ja.wikipedia.org
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