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This article will explain in detail the English aliases of Chinese fonts commonly used in CSS using the font-family attribute. The editor thinks it is very practical, so I share it with you as a reference. I hope you can get something after reading this article.

When referencing Chinese fonts using the font-family attribute in CSS, you often define fonts in three ways:

Write Chinese directly

English alias

Unicode code

When you use Chinese names directly, you may not be able to display properly on systems or encoded pages that do not support Chinese. It's not easy to remember if you use Unicode code.

The English aliases of commonly used Chinese fonts are sorted out below, which are easy for you to find and use:

Windows Chinese name: Arial * SimSun boldface * SimHei Microsoft Yahei * Microsoft YaHei Microsoft Ortho bold Microsoft JhengHei New Arial NSimSun New fine body PMingLiU Bright typeface MingLiU DFKai-SB imitation Song FangSong italics KaiTi Song _ GB2312FangSong_GB2312 italics GB2312KaiTi_GB2312Mac OS Chinese name English name Fine Black * STHeiti Light [STXihei] Chinese name boldface STKaiti STHeiti Chinese typeface STSong Song STFangsong Lihei ProLiHei Pro MediumSong ProLiSong Pro Light Standard italic BiauKai Apple Lizhong Black Apple LiGothic Medium Apple Li Xisong Apple LiSung Light

'*' represents a commonly used font.

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