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    <p>For your first edit, some SimSun font may not cover enough CJK range (some of the characters in str belong to <em>CJK Unified Ideographs Extension A</em>). There is a wonderful <a href="http://www.alanwood.net/unicode/fonts-east-asian.html" rel="nofollow">site</a> summarized the covering ranges of many East Asian Unicode fonts.</p> <p>For your second edit, I think maybe you would like to use </p> <pre><code>"\[CapitalIHat]\[Cent]\[CapitalEGrave]\[IAcute]\[CapitalNTilde]\[CapitalARing]\.ba\[CapitalUAcute]" </code></pre> <p>as the FontFamily, which is actually a Unicode representation of the fontname's ChineseSimplified version:</p> <pre><code>FromCharacterCode[ToCharacterCode["微软雅黑", "CP936"]] </code></pre> <p>It works fine for on my Windows 7 English version.</p> <p>And I think, at least for English version Mathematica, the FrontEnd always tries to interpret a CJK character as a Japanese character first, if failed (which means the character does not appear in the <strong># Japanese</strong> section of <strong>UnicodeLanguageFontMapping.tr</strong>), lookup the <strong># Chinese simplified</strong> section. Then the default fonts for different languages are defined in <strong>UnicodeFontMapping.tr</strong>(there is even a Klingon entry LOL), which links to @JohnFultz 's suggestion.</p>
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    1. POGetting the Mathematica front end to obey the FontFamily option
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    1. COI have the Win7 version of SimSun installed here, and I am sure it contains all these characters as MS Word displays them in a unifrom style when using this font. The rest of your suggestions I'll need to play with. Yes, it seems to be true for most software (including Windows itself) that Western language versions always try a Japanese font first. I have modified my WinXP to look for Simplified Chinese first, so I'd get the version of e.g. 直 that I like.
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    2. CO@Szabolcs In that case maybe the "Font name"/"Font family" of the SimSun font is not "SimSun". I have three simsun files, whoes "Font name"/"Font Family"s are separately "宋体", "新宋体"(both of which cover the *CJK Unified Ideographs* and *CJK Unified Ideographs Extension A*) and "SimSun-ExtB"(which covers the *CJK Unified Ideographs Extension B* only). Maybe use software like Babel Map ( http://www.babelstone.co.uk/software/babelmap.html ) to check the exact range of the font.
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    3. COand I found that in the **UnicodeLanguageFontMapping.tr** file, many common characters for both Japanese and Simplified Chinese are placed only in the **# Japanese** section. I tried to move those ones belonging to *CJK Unified Ideographs* and *CJK Unified Ideographs Extension A* to the **# Chinese simplified** section, with changing the encode from ShiftJIS to CP936, and found those characters are automatically recognized as Chinese characters and then assigned with DefaultChineseSimplifiedFont/DefaultMonoChineseSimplifiedFont now.
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