File:Zhèng.svg

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Description	English: The Chinese character zhèng (unknown meaning). With its sixty-four strokes, it is another most complex character. This character is mapped on the Unicode at U+2053B. This was created by automatically tracing the outline of the character 𠔻 in the MingLiu-ExtB font, thus creating a vector image.
Date	16 July 2009
Source	Own work
Author	Octahedron80

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