Chinese/Japanese character differences

[AJBryant]

Yeah. Go to the English wiki home page ( Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia ) and put 渋沢栄一 into the search bar.

 

[sakaeyellow]

Guys, what I mean to say is that computer treats Japanese Kanji and Chinese Hanzi as the same words sometimes.

 

[Glenn]

Yeah, I don't think anyone was disputing that. But they are the same lots of times.

 

[Toritoribe]

According to 村田忠禧, a Professor of Yokohama National University, JIS-CODE has 70 undisplayable kanji characters for GB-CODE users(mostly 国字), and can't display 511 GB-CODE hanji characters, i.e., the rest of characters, 6285(6355-70) JIS kanji and 6252(6763-511) GB hanji, would be displayable for each users.

 

[Glenn]

*psst* Should be han zi...

(or really hànzì, if you want to be precise)