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I was driven crazy after slowly groping, and finally found a simple way, only a copy and paste action plus a configuration file can be modified.

A copy-and-paste action: place the font file in any subdirectory under / usr/share/fonts, such as the two font files shown in the image.

Usually the introduction of the article is to run what commands to update the cache after this step, but it is not necessary.

One configuration file: / etc/fonts/conf.d/65-nonlatin.conf

Simply explain the classification of fonts, the names of fonts are varied and vary, but they actually come down to three categories: serif, sans serif, and mono. For the sake of simplicity of this article, they are not explained here. These three categories are listed to modify three places in the configuration file.

The figure shows * (serif), with an additional line

Microsoft YaHei

The long list is the names of various fonts, and the higher the priority, the higher the priority, so you have to make sure that your font is in front of all other Chinese fonts.

The other two do the same. Change, save, restart the graphical interface. And then you can see the effect.

Look, this is the legendary Yahei.

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