Chinese character fonts encompass a vast range of encoding systems (Unicode, ISO/IEC 8859) to represent characters. Stroke and radical design contribute to legibility and recognition. Font styles include typefaces (serif, sans-serif, script), font families, and font styles. Font files (TTF, OTF, WOFF) are managed for performance and substitution. Font embedding allows for consistent rendering on different platforms. Historical origins and classification guide font selection for various purposes. Font aesthetics, principles, and accessibility considerations ensure readability and visual appeal. Emerging technologies like variable fonts and internationalization enhance font capabilities for diverse languages and writing systems.
