### Build LxgwWenKaiGB Font from Source

Source: https://github.com/lxgw/lxgwwenkaigb/blob/main/README.md

Use the 'make build' command to initiate the full build process for the LxgwWenKaiGB font. This process requires the LxgwWenKai-Shared submodule and is compatible with Unix-like systems with Python 3 installed.

```bash
make build
```

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### Generate Font Glyphs with zi2zi-pytorch

Source: https://github.com/lxgw/lxgwwenkaigb/blob/main/documentation/changelog/20240209.md

This snippet demonstrates the usage of the zi2zi-pytorch tool to generate font glyphs. It is used to supplement the CJK Unified Ideographs Basic and Extension A blocks, ensuring compliance with GB 18030-2000 and GB 18030-2022 standards. The process involves generating glyphs from the 'Source Han Serif CN' font.

```bash
python draw.py --font_path "/path/to/SourceHanSerifCN-Regular.otf" --output_dir "./output" --config "./config.yaml"
```

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### Extended Character Set for Font Library

Source: https://github.com/lxgw/lxgwwenkaigb/blob/main/documentation/changelog/20240209.md

This is a list of characters that have been repainted or added to the font library. These characters are part of the expanded character set to meet specific encoding standards.

```plaintext
㓍㓙㗉㚪㞏㠕㡫㢌㥨㦧㩂㪴㪵㪹㪻㫈㬵㬾㲇㴑㵷㶭㺹㼖䀍䂅䆮䆱䇆䈺䋣䌀䌓䎲䑮䓋䓜䘔䘗䙶䝣䢭䢹䢻䦢䧐䧦䧫䧬䧮䨄䨊䪦䫺䭦䯸䰕䳱䳲䴦䵷䵸䶵兦凕凗匞卛囜姂孏抸柉柪殩殬毊毤毦毶灡灪爤爩瓋瓫癊癵皬盳眑睧矐矕硹礔礛礭礹稵窏窲笷箈箊箛籱糼糽糿紏紽絇絉絊絔絗絘絼綔綕緰緽縀繉繸纄纅纗羉羭耾聈脠腅膐舏舕艒荗菃菨菭菮萒萕葌蓅蓘蓤蔁蔉蔐蔠蔲薃薒薓薖藌藡蘕蟝蠀衁衈裧襽觻詉謒譧讝豯贀踋軰輘醈鋷錃錉鎃鎐鑻钀钄隌隦隵雧霐霴靌顅餰髵髺鬔鬫鬸鬺鱳鴑鵉鷔麉麧黳龡龣龤
```

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### Restore Complement Symbol

Source: https://github.com/lxgw/lxgwwenkaigb/blob/main/documentation/changelog/20240209.md

The complement symbol '∁' (U+2201) has been restored to its earlier glyph form. This ensures consistency with previous versions.

```plaintext
∁
```

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### Adjust Han Text Reading Marks

Source: https://github.com/lxgw/lxgwwenkaigb/blob/main/documentation/changelog/20240209.md

This list displays adjusted Han text reading marks. These are specific diacritical marks used in some East Asian languages.

```plaintext
㆐㆑㆒㆓㆔㆕㆖㆗㆘㆙㆚㆛㆜㆝㆞㆟
```

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