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> proportions of a character don't matter much―they're just strokes in a grid that you can squish without harm to legibility. I'd say that's even less true tha
by wodenokoto 7y ago
> proportions of a character don't matter much―they're just strokes in a grid that you can squish without harm to legibility.
I'd say that's even less true than it is for latin letters.
- aasasd 7y agoSpecifically, apart from observation of hanzi and kanji being written with random proportions instead of square, I can't help noticing some patterns, like in the following cases: 日 月 明 女 子 好 金 不 鈈 虫 古 月 蝴 As far as I can see, all these keep the same proportions and occupy the same space.