Domestic fonts have no copyright awareness at all, and making fonts is quite time-consuming, and no one wants to do it. Founder has some, but I think they are all average. Monotype Hong Kong branch is good, you can look at some Ming style ones. Zhuzi was designed by Japanese fontwork, and the works made by Free Workshop are also excellent. After entering the era of laser signboards, there are no old fonts supporting large character sets in Chinese mainland, and Hanazono, a Japanese big character, has only some old font features. The font in Taiwan Province Province is also changing its new shape. At present, there are basically no new glyphs in the remake books of Chinese mainland Ancient Books Publishing House. Not long after 00 years, there were beautifully typeset books. Hongdaoxuan Qingti is a regular script movable type font published by Hongdaoxuan, which was founded by Magic Zhengfang in 1875. At 188 1, it was selected as a literal word by Tokyo Daily News. The font is dignified and vigorous, which not only has the legacy of Edo era, but also opens up a brand-new atmosphere of Meiji era. Today, more than 30 years after/kloc-0, the Qing style of Hongdaoxuan has been digitized and divided into two versions: a replica version made according to the original font and a modern version modified according to the new Japanese font specification. Mr Tadashi Fujita, the developer of Zhuzi series fonts, lives in Kono City, Fukuoka Prefecture, Japan. Although the great East Asian spirit is commendable (hey! But I don't like Hanazono, a stitching font. It is better to expect monotype to generate a font or adobe to generate a font.