Semi-cursive script

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Semi-cursive script
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Script type
Logographic
Time period
Han Dynasty to present
LanguagesOld Chinese, Middle Chinese, Modern Chinese, Vietnamese, Japanese, Korean
Related scripts
Parent systems
Child systems
Regular script
Zhuyin
Simplified Chinese
Chu Nom
Khitan script
Jurchen script
Tangut script
Unicode
Unicode range
4E00–9FFF, 3400–4DBF, 20000–2A6DF, 2A700–2B734, 2F00–2FDF, F900–FAFF
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Semi-cursive script
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Traditional characters for "semi-cursive script" written in regular script (left) and semi-cursive script (right).
Chinese name
Traditional Chinese行書
Simplified Chinese行书
Literal meaningwalking/running script[1]
Vietnamese name
Vietnamese alphabethành thư
chữ hành
Hán-Nôm行書
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