In CSS, we often use the Font-family property to define the font. If Chinese fonts are used directly in Chinese, it is likely that they will cause font anomalies in non-Chinese system environments. Therefore, the font-family value is usually defined using the English name of the font.
Characters commonly used in Chinese and English comparison
English |
English |
Song Body |
SimSun |
Blackbody |
Simhei |
Italics |
Kaiti |
New song Body |
Nsimsun |
Imitation |
Fangsong |
Microsoft Ya-Black |
Microsoft Yahei |
Microsoft is in black |
Microsoft Jhenghei |
Mark in italics |
Biaukai |
New Fine Ming Body |
PMingLiU |
Fine Ming Body |
MingLiU |
Mark in italics |
Dfkai-sb |
Chinese fine Black |
Stxihei |
Chinese blackbody |
Stheiti |
Chinese italic |
Stkaiti |
XXFarEastFont-Chinese song Body |
Stsong |
XXFarEastFont-Chinese in song |
Stzhongsong |
XXFarEastFont-Imitation |
Stfangsong |
Chinese Choi Wan |
Stcaiyun |
Chinese Amber |
Sthupo |
Chinese script |
Stliti |
XXFarEastFont-Xingkai |
Stxingkai |
XXFarEastFont-Chinese New Wei |
Stxinwei |
Lai Hei Pro |
Lihei Pro Medium |
Lison Pro |
Lisong Pro Light |
Apple in Black |
Apple ligothic Medium |
Apple Li Fine Song |
Apple Lisung Light |
Lishu |
Lisu |
Young Circle |
Youyuan |
Founder Shu Body |
Fzshuti |
Founder Arial |
Fzyaoti |
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CSS in font-family Chinese and English comparison table