How to type traditional Chinese characters in hairstyle

Many Chinese fonts in windows, including Chinese calligraphy, are truetype fonts, and the font file is "*". TTF”。 This font file has nothing to do with simplification itself, but is determined by the content provided by the font provider. Generally speaking, the font file is what it looks like. If the font file provides simplified, it is impossible to convert it into traditional, unless the font itself has the words simplified.

For example, the same word "official script" is different in complexity due to different font files.

The word "hair style" is a font written according to Mao's handwriting. Complexity and simplicity are determined by the original characters, and there is no possibility of conversion.

As far as I know, there is no "simplified Chinese character" in Mao script. Although he advocates simplified Chinese characters, as a calligrapher, he always uses traditional Chinese characters. For people who are not familiar with calligraphy, it is likely that traditional Chinese characters in calligraphy will be mistaken for simplified Chinese characters, such as:

Among them, "Xue" and "Dong" were originally cursive in traditional Chinese characters, not simplified Chinese characters. There are also "doors", "dragons", "customs" and "horses", all of which are the same.

For example, the "Wei" written by Wang Xizhi, a great calligrapher in the Jin Dynasty, cannot be regarded as a simplified word:

In our country, a large part of simplified characters are actually cursive. This also shows that simplified characters are not designed out of thin air.

As long as the font you download is definitely "Mao", you don't have to worry about simplified characters in it.