File:CJKV variant glyphs.png
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| Description | Left to right, 次 in Traditional Chinese characters (Taiwan), Simplified Chinese characters (Mainland China), Korean Hanja, Vietnamese Chuhan, and Japanese Kanji. |
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| Author | Betoseha |
Based on Prince Kassad's work File:CJK variant glyphs.png.
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