font-family:'PingFang SC','Microsoft YaHei','SimSun','Arial', sans-serifChinese fine black: STHeiti Light [STXihei]
Chinese bold: STHeiti
Chinese Kaiti: STKaiti
Chinese Song Style: STSong
Chinese Imitation of Song Dynasty: STFangsong
儷黑 Pro:LiHei Pro Medium
LiSong Pro: LiSong Pro Light
Standard italics: BiauKai
Apple Li Zhonghei: Apple LiGothic Medium
Apple LiSung Light: Apple LiSung Light
Some for Windows:
New fine body: PMingLiU
Fine body: MingLiU
Standard script: DFKai-SB
Bold: SimHei
Times New Roman: SimSun
New Song: NSimSun
Imitation of Song Dynasty: FangSong
Typeface: KaiTi
Imitation Song_GB2312: FangSong_GB2312
KaiTi_GB2312: KaiTi_GB2312
Microsoft positive bold: Microsoft JhengHei
Microsoft YaHei: Microsoft YaHei
Installing Office will produce some:
Book: LiSu
Youyuan: YouYuan
Chinese fine black: STXihei
Chinese Kaiti: STKaiti
Chinese Song Style: STSong
Chinese Song: STZhongsong
Chinese Imitation of Song Dynasty: STFangsong
Founder Shuti: FZShuTi
Founder Yaoti: FZYaoti
Chinese colorful clouds: STCaiyun
Chinese amber: STHupo
Chinese official script: STLiti
Chinese Xingkai: STXingkai
New Chinese Wei: STXinwei
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ios system
The default Chinese font is Heiti SC
The default English font is Helvetica
Default number font is HelveticaNeue
No Microsoft Yahei font
android system
The default Chinese font is Droidsansfallback
The default English and number font is Droid Sans
No Microsoft Yahei font
winphone system
The default Chinese font is Dengxian (Founder and other lines)
The default English and number font is Segoe
No Microsoft Yahei font
It can be found that there is no Microsoft Yahei font in the ios, android, or wp systems. Then I did a small test to compare the effect of the Microsoft Yahei font with the default font of each system. I found that no matter the page It is difficult to see the difference between them with the naked eye, which has little effect on the product experience.
in conclusion:
Each mobile phone system has its own default font, and none of them support Microsoft Yahei.
If there is no special requirement, there is no need to define Chinese fonts on the mobile phone, and the system defaults are used.
English fonts and digital fonts can use Helvetica, and all three systems support it.
OK, the evidence is overwhelming. If the designer needs to use some special English fonts, such as beautiful din1451a, akzidenzgrotesk-cond, etc., we need to convert them, and then use @font-face to quote them. This method is not much to say, so easy