Chinese mainland, Hongkong, Macau, Taiwan Province, Singapore, South Korea, Japan
Songti, a Chinese font, appeared to adapt to printing. It is often used for text typesetting in books, magazines and newspapers. Because it was introduced to Japan from the Ming Dynasty, it was also called Ming Style and Ming Style. Song style is a kind of printed form, which was born in block printing and formed in the Ming Dynasty. The printing and publishing industry entered the golden age in the Song Dynasty, with the prosperity of block printing, the rapid development of book engraving center and the invention of movable type printing. In the Yuan and Ming Dynasties, a large number of Song editions were engraved, and the Song typeface was established in the Ming Dynasty.
Features: Song typeface is easy to write and engrave, and the font is beautiful and dignified, which meets the requirements of the printing and publishing industry and becomes a witness to the cultural perfection of the Song Dynasty. The combination of China's calligraphy and block printing produced Song typeface. Therefore, the Song typeface not only has the charm of China's calligraphy, but also has the charm of woodcut printing and woodcut. ?
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