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Chinese characters
Scripts
Precursors · Oracle bone script · Bronze script · Seal script · Clerical script · Regular script · Semi-cursive script · Cursive script
Type styles
Imitation Song · Ming · Sans-serif
Properties
Strokes · Stroke order · Radicals · Classification · Section headers
Variants
Standards
Kangxi Dictionary (Kyūjitai· Tōyō kanji · Jōyō kanji · Standard Form of National Characters · List of Forms of Frequently Used Characters · Xiàndài Hànyǔ Chángyòng Zìbiǎo
Reform
Japanese script reform · Bopomofo · Simplified Chinese characters · Traditional Chinese characters · Simplified/traditional debate
Sinoxenic usage
Kanji · Hanja · Hán tự
Homographs
Literary and colloquial readings
Derivatives
Kokuji · Korean hanja · Chữ Nôm · Nü Shu · Kana (Man'yōgana· Idu · Zetian characters · Sawndip · Khitan · Jurchen · Tangut