Chinese truetype font

chinese truetype font is mysterious. It originally come from drawing. Ancient chinese truetype font simplified the drawings and made the chinese. As it evolves, the symbols get simpler.

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Almost everybody had Chinese food. There are many Chinese restaurants in the US. If one look carefully, there are Chinese restaurants in every tiny little town in the United States. The number of Chinese restaurants is greater than Macdonald.

And the other company of them that gave thanks went over against them, and I after them, and the half of the people upon the wall, from beyond the tower of the furnaces even unto the broad wall;

China is an old country but at the same time it's an young country. It's an old country since it has 5000 years history. It's a young country since it develop at the fastest speed.

In 2003, half of the cement of the world is poured in the land of China. China is much better than most people thought in most of the world.

Chinese medicine is different from the western medicine. Chinese medicine is based on a special system, called Qi system. Qi can not be seen by human eyes. But it can be felt by alive human. Acupuncture is based on that theory. It's mysterious that China has that theory in 3000 years ago.

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