CSS Chinese font corresponding to the English writing

When you use Chinese fonts in a CSS file, if you write in Chinese, it may cause some of the styles to be unrecognized under IE6, so it is best not to have Chinese in the CSS file, including comments.

It is the Chinese font corresponding to the English wording:

XXFarEastFont-Arial Black: Stheiti Light [Stxihei]

XXFarEastFont-Arial Black: Stheiti

Chinese italics: Stkaiti

XXFarEastFont-Arial Gothic: Stsong

XXFarEastFont-Imitation: Stfangsong

Li Black Pro:lihei Pro Medium

Liz Song Pro:lisong Pro Light

Superscript italics: Biaukai

Apple watchers in black: Apple ligothic Medium

Apple watchers Lisung Light

Some of Windows:

New Fine Body: PMingLiU

Fine-ming Body: MingLiU

Superscript italics: DFKAI-SB

Blackbody: Simhei

XXFarEastFont-SimSun

Neo-Arial: Nsimsun

Imitation: Fangsong

Italics: Kaiti

Imitation _gb2312:fangsong_gb2312

Italics _gb2312:kaiti_gb2312

Microsoft is bold: Microsoft Jhenghei

Microsoft James Bold: Microsoft Yahei

Some of the things that office will give birth to:

Official script: Lisu

Young Circle: Youyuan

XXFarEastFont-Arial Black: Stxihei

Chinese italics: Stkaiti

XXFarEastFont-Arial Gothic: Stsong

XXFarEastFont-Arial Stzhongsong

XXFarEastFont-Imitation: Stfangsong

Founder Shu Body: Fzshuti

Founder Yau: Fzyaoti

Chinese Cloud: Stcaiyun

Mandarin Amber: Sthupo

Chinese script: Stliti

XXFarEastFont-Xingkai: Stxingkai

XXFarEastFont-Stxinwei