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A Gwailo's View of Han Zi ! A Blog featuring my experiments with Han Zi and digital typographic art and articles on Chinese derived characters. Also some articles on Chinese characters in general and their use of multiple Asian languages.

Showing posts with label Chi dragon long "year of the dragon" dragons. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Chi dragon long "year of the dragon" dragons. Show all posts

Wednesday, 1 February 2012

Long is not the Only Dragon!

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Labels: asian languages, Chi dragon long "year of the dragon" dragons, jiao dragon 2012 chinese new year dragons chiao gau giao mizuchi technozi chinese asian character unihan unicode
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