Hani is the ISO 15924 code that can be used to encode several writing systems based on sinograms (often informally named ideographs):

• Hanzi (Ming (typeface)), used in classical Chinese (Mandarin) and several related languages in the past imperial China.

For modern scripts used in Chinese, see Hant and Hans.

• Nôm, used to write Vietnamese
• Kanji, used in Japanese
  • Edomoji
  • Japanese gothic typeface
• Hanja, used in Korean

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