TCA doesn't agree that the ⿱殸⬚ in UCV 312d, although they are both stable variant relationships. We do UCV because the two glyphs are variant relationships, and the other condition is that the glyphs are close enough to be easily connectable. I can't connect them at all.
Feedback on #15030
It is not possible to modify the glyph卝 into 艹, in Taiwan, there is a difference between 卝 and 艹 . TCA recommends change the radical to 心.
TCA understands your viewpoint. (From my perspective, I agree with your point. )
The issue is, when the characters are normalized, they might not be what people or scholars who use them actually need. TCA has been deliberating on how to strike a balance between the two.
When submitting the WS2024 character set or others, TCA will try its best to select forms that follow Taiwan regional conventions.
TCA understands your viewpoint. (From my perspective, I agree with your point. )
The issue is, when the characters are normalized, they might not be what people or scholars who use them actually need. TCA has been deliberating on how to strike a balance between the two.
When submitting the WS2024 character set or others, TCA will try its best to select forms that follow Taiwan regional conventions.
TCA understands your viewpoint. (From my perspective, I agree with your point. )
The issue is, when the characters are normalized, they might not be what people or scholars who use them actually need. TCA has been deliberating on how to strike a balance between the two.
When submitting the WS2024 character set or others, TCA will try its best to select forms that follow Taiwan regional conventions.
IRG Working Set 2021v6.0
Source: Selena WEI
Date: Generated on 2026-07-26
Unification
Attributes
It is not possible to modify the glyph卝 into 艹, in Taiwan, there is a difference between 卝 and 艹 . TCA recommends change the radical to 心.
Evidence
Glyph Design & Normalization
The issue is, when the characters are normalized, they might not be what people or scholars who use them actually need. TCA has been deliberating on how to strike a balance between the two.
When submitting the WS2024 character set or others, TCA will try its best to select forms that follow Taiwan regional conventions.
Feedback on #14135 glyph no change. Looking at the original codebook(2004), this is the shape of the character.
The issue is, when the characters are normalized, they might not be what people or scholars who use them actually need. TCA has been deliberating on how to strike a balance between the two.
When submitting the WS2024 character set or others, TCA will try its best to select forms that follow Taiwan regional conventions.
The issue is, when the characters are normalized, they might not be what people or scholars who use them actually need. TCA has been deliberating on how to strike a balance between the two.
When submitting the WS2024 character set or others, TCA will try its best to select forms that follow Taiwan regional conventions.
Editorial
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