File:Chinese-Characters-Distribution.png

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English: Countries (modern boundaries drawn) where Chinese characters were/are used in its official/dominant language or at least one of its official/dominant languages.
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    Chinese characters are used extensively
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    Chinese characters are used but not as primary writing system
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    Chinese characters were once used in the official language but are not used any more (North Korea, Mongolia and Vietnam).
Español: Naciones (usando fronteras contemporáneas) donde los caracteres chinos tienen/tenían uso en el idioma oficial o dominante.
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    Sinogramas como escritura principal
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    Sinogramas como escritura secundaria
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    Sinogramas sustituídos completamente por otro sistema (Corea del Norte, Mongolia y Vietnam).
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Source From File:Map-Chinese Characters.png, with simplified colours.
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current06:03, 24 April 2020Thumbnail for version as of 06:03, 24 April 20201,971 × 1,269 (66 KB)Ngguls (talk | contribs)缅甸北部的佤邦、勐拉、果敢等地亦通行汉文
15:50, 6 November 2019Thumbnail for version as of 15:50, 6 November 20191,971 × 1,269 (75 KB)Serg!o (talk | contribs){{SVG|map}} {{Information |Description={{en|Countries (modern boundaries drawn) where Chinese characters were/are used in its official/dominant language or at least one of its official/dominant languages. * {{color|#002200}} Dark Green - Chinese characters are used extensively. * {{color|GREEN}} Medium Green - Chinese characters are used but not as primary writing system. * {{color|#8aab8a}} Pale green - Chinese characters were once used in the official language bu...

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