Traditional Chinese characters (English: Unsimplified Hanzi) refer to Chinese characters that have been replaced by simplified Chinese characters and usually have more strokes. The "traditional Chinese characters" in real life actually refers to the collection of traditional Chinese characters and inherited characters.
Traditional Chinese (Hong Kong, Macau and Malaysia are often called traditional Chinese, Taiwan Province Province is often called regular script Chinese or traditional Chinese, and English is traditional Chinese), which is a writing system based on traditional Chinese characters, as opposed to simplified Chinese.
Regular script, also called modern script, original script, regular script, regular script or regular script, is a common handwritten font style in China's calligraphy. According to legend, it was used by Wang Cizhong when Emperor Gaozu was Zhang, and it was a variant of Lishu. Its shape is relatively straight and square, except for the tail of Lishu stroke and the dovetail of silkworm head, it is not flat writing, and its structure does not conform to the principle of "six books". In modern times, regular script is still the reference standard of China's calligraphy.