Template:Rarely-used Chinese characters

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Introduction

The template should be used when a rarely-used Chinese character may not be displayed properly. Viewers may see a blank, a block or an interrogation mark. This template can provide a description of how the character should be displayed.

Usage

The template can be used when a rarely-used Chinese character may not be displayed properly.

{{Rarely-used Chinese characters|The rarely-used Chinese character that may not be displayed properly|The description of the character}}<

Examples

input	output
{{Rarely-used Chinese characters|嚟|left口 right黎}}	嚟
{{Rarely-used Chinese characters|龑|upside龍 downside天}}	龑
{{Rarely-used Chinese characters|屙|outside尸 inside阿}}	屙

See also

• Template:zh
• zh:Template:全局僻字
• zh:Template:缺字
• zh:Template:Unihan
• zh:Template:未收錄漢字
• zh:Template:CJK-New-Char

TemplateData

This is the TemplateData for this template used by TemplateWizard, VisualEditor and other tools. See a monthly parameter usage report for Template:Rarely-used Chinese characters in articles based on its TemplateData.

TemplateData for Rarely-used Chinese characters

This template should be used when a rarely-used Chinese character may not be displayed properly. Viewers may see a blank, a block or an interrogation mark. This template can provide a description of how the character should render.

Template parameters[Edit template data]

This template prefers inline formatting of parameters.

Parameter		Description	Type	Status
character	1	The Chinese character that may not render properly Example 龑	Line	required
description	2	A description of the visual composition of the character Default ※This rarely-used Chinese character may not be displayed properly in your system. You may see a blank, a block or a question mark. Example 龍 above 天	String	suggested

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