> I assume this is similar for Japanese and Korean
FYI Korean script (Hangul) is actually an alphabet, so relatively easy to type.
Still, the topic of font choices remains interesting. While we have been accustomed to very differently looking typefaces for Roman scripts for a few hundred years, we know relatively little about CJK fonts. Does anyone know a good article describing Asian font choices in English?
It's not just "symbols" - there's different ways to draw these lines, too, taking into account the purpose of the design.
FYI Korean script (Hangul) is actually an alphabet, so relatively easy to type.
Still, the topic of font choices remains interesting. While we have been accustomed to very differently looking typefaces for Roman scripts for a few hundred years, we know relatively little about CJK fonts. Does anyone know a good article describing Asian font choices in English?
It's not just "symbols" - there's different ways to draw these lines, too, taking into account the purpose of the design.