Noto Sans Traditional Chinese
Noto is a global font collection for writing in all modern and ancient languages. Noto Sans TC is an unmodulated (“sans serif”) design for languages in Taiwan and Macau that use the Traditional Chinese variant of the Han ideograms. It also supports Hiragana, Katakana, Latin, Cyrillic, Greek and Hangul. It has multiple weights.
Styles
- Thin 100鑑於對人類家庭所有成員的固有尊嚴及其平等的和不移的權利的承認,乃是世界自由、正義與和平的基礎
- ExtraLight 200鑑於對人類家庭所有成員的固有尊嚴及其平等的和不移的權利的承認,乃是世界自由、正義與和平的基礎
- Light 300鑑於對人類家庭所有成員的固有尊嚴及其平等的和不移的權利的承認,乃是世界自由、正義與和平的基礎
- Regular 400鑑於對人類家庭所有成員的固有尊嚴及其平等的和不移的權利的承認,乃是世界自由、正義與和平的基礎
- Medium 500鑑於對人類家庭所有成員的固有尊嚴及其平等的和不移的權利的承認,乃是世界自由、正義與和平的基礎
- SemiBold 600鑑於對人類家庭所有成員的固有尊嚴及其平等的和不移的權利的承認,乃是世界自由、正義與和平的基礎
- Bold 700鑑於對人類家庭所有成員的固有尊嚴及其平等的和不移的權利的承認,乃是世界自由、正義與和平的基礎
- ExtraBold 800鑑於對人類家庭所有成員的固有尊嚴及其平等的和不移的權利的承認,乃是世界自由、正義與和平的基礎
- Black 900鑑於對人類家庭所有成員的固有尊嚴及其平等的和不移的權利的承認,乃是世界自由、正義與和平的基礎
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