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[edit] Summary (en)
Countries (modern boundaries drawn) where Chinese characters were/are used in its official/dominant language or at least one of its official/dominant languages.
- Dark Green - Traditional Chinese characters used exclusively or almost exclusively (Taiwan, Hong Kong, and Macau).
- Medium Green - Simplified Chinese characters used formally but traditional characters continue to be used widely (Singapore and Malaysia).
- Green - Simplified Chinese characters used exclusively or almost exclusively (Mainland China)
- Light Green- Chinese characters used in conjunction with other systems of writing in the same language (Japan, South Korea, and North Korea).
- Light Yellow - Chinese characters was once used in the official language but is not used any more (Viet Nam and Mogolia).
[edit] 簡介 (zh)
曾在或現在官方或主流語文中使用zh:漢字的國家和地區(以現代邊界畫出)
- 深綠色:現在僅用或幾乎僅用傳統漢字(正體/繁體)的地區(台灣、香港、澳門)。
- 中等綠色:現在正式採用簡化漢字,但傳統漢字仍廣泛使用的地區(新加坡、馬來西亞)。
- 綠色:現在僅用或幾乎僅用簡化漢字的地區(中國大陸)。
- 淺綠色:漢字與其他書寫系統在同一語言並用的地區(日本、南韓、北韓)。
- 淺黃色:一度曾在官方語文中用漢字,但現在不再使用的地區(越南、蒙古)。
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- (del) (cur) 22:24, 27 January 2006 . . Codex Sinaiticus (Talk) . . 800x370 (70295 bytes) (more historic than older version that had modern boundaries. Green - Chinese charaters used exclusively Dark Green - Used in competition with other systems Light Green - maximum extent of former historic use [*up til 1900 - does not take into account othe)
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