Traditional texts are

In China, Chinese characters are not only written by Han people, but also used by all ethnic minorities in China.

Mongolian Traditional Mongolian Language and Tote Language

Tibetan Tibetan

Uyghur old words and Uyghur new words

Miao old Miao Wen, Miao Wen in eastern Guizhou, Miao Wen in western Hunan, Miao Wen in Sichuan, Guizhou and Yunnan, and Miao Wen in northeastern Yunnan (the last four are newly created).

Yi language, standardized Yi language

Zhuang Sandipuhe (new creation)

Buyi language (new creation)

Korean Korean

Dong language of Dong nationality (new creation)

Yaomen dialect and Mian dialect.

Bai People's Old White Writing (New Creation)

Tujia language (new creation)

Hani Hayawan and Bikawan (both newly created)

Kazak Kazakh old characters and Kazakh new characters

Dai, Dai, Na, Dai, Jin Ping, Dai.

Li Wen Li (new creation)

Yi people's old and new characters (capital Latin alphabet pinyin words, frame pinyin words, phonetic syllable words) and new characters.

Wa Salar Language and Wa Language (New Creation)

Lahu language of Lahu nationality

Aquarium water book

Dongbawen, Gobawen, Mary Savin and Naxi of Naxi (new creation)

Jingpo language and Zawa language of Jingpo nationality (new creation)

kirghiz language

Tu Twain (New Creation)

Qiang language (new creation)

Xibe language

Russian family Russian

Dulong Dulong Language (New Creation)

Jinuozu Jinuowen (Xinchuang)