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japanese kanji and the Chinese characters I'm a little bit confused...How come they are different when written?. Aren't Kanji taken for the Chinese language ? Ex: 鼻 and 鼻 鬼 and 鬼 ( Maximize them to see the difference) Thanks !

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Japanese kanji indeed took from old Chinese characters.Then,japanese transformed some of them on the basis of original.And they even created some new characters.So Japanese Kanji appears today.
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I don't know Japanese kanji, but I can't see ANY difference in the left/right characters for (Bí) and (Guǐ ). Let me copy and paste. 鼻 and 鼻 鬼 and 鬼 What difference?
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in the symbols you gave there's no difference, probably the font you are using isn't proper... and... if you study Chinese -- the Chinese symbols were simplified so they are different from ancient which are used in Japan... plus Japanese invented several their own, used only in Japan symbols

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