This isn't the first pan-CJK font - that was Bitstream Cyberbit in 1998. Korean Hangul is the most simple of the pack, with a 24-symbol alphabet. Japanese Kanji, based off Chinese from as far back as the 6th century, also has tens of thousands of characters, though once again, a typical reader knows between about 2,000 - 3,000. But it has two types, Simplified and Traditional, and several regional dialects that require variations on a lot of characters. Chinese alone has tens of thousands of characters - no one is quite sure how many, though the consensus seems to be that 'only' about 2,000 - 3,500 are regularly used. Not so for the so-called CJK (Chinese, Japanese and Korean) fonts. That gives us a lot more latitude when digitizing, with the ability to add design touches such as ligatures and old-style numerals, as well as multiple variants (like regular, light, condensed and extended) and weights (like bold and italic).

Even adding diacritical marks, like those used by French, Spanish, and German, don't add much to the language's full character set. Because our languages are alphabet- rather than ideogram- or syllable-based, the set of components required to write them is relatively small. We westerners, with our Latin-based fonts, don't appreciate how easy we have it.

28 language-specific OTFs at approximately 5MB each: 7 each of Japanese OTFs, Korean OTFs, Chinese Traditional OTFs, and Chinese Simplified OTFs.

7 Multilingual OTCs ( OpenType Collections)in 7 weights, approximately 19MB each, with support for all languages: J,K, CS, CT, and Latin.

7 Multilingual OTFs (Opentype files) in 7 weights, approximately 18MB each, with support for all languages: J, K, CS (Simplified Chinese), CT (Traditional Chinese), and Latin.

Our broad selection of layouts will make it easy for you to customize this template and appeal to everyone who’s celebrates or is interested in the Chinese New Year. Besides, the typography gives a little funny touch to your presentation thanks to the casual title font we’ve chosen. The illustrations and icons have a cartoonish style and are a feast for the eyes.

The main colors of the palette are red, yellow and white, very appropriate for the theme. This is going to be a very, very attractive option for you to impress your audience due to how cool and fitting the backgrounds are, featuring Chinese-related details.

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