Windows 10: My windows is displaying all Chinese characters in bold

Recently my windows is displaying almost all Chinese characters in bold. This happens to almost all the applications installed, except explorer.exe:In Chrome, as can be seen in the screenshot, all Chinese characters are bold while alphanumeric characters are regular:This is not an issue with Chrome or Google settings, as I have tried the same thing in Edge but the Chinese characters were still bold. Other applications like Discord have the same problem.I don't remember changing anything related to fonts in the system setting, and Windows does not offer the function to update the system font an

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How to display Chinese characters

Copy/Paste worked for me, except...

my system automatically changed this character:





... to this:





Weird! *Confused

 

Windows 10 v1803 cannot copy paste Chinese characters

I don't know why, It's strange!!!

1. Every time I restarted my PC. Open a Notepad, input some Chinese characters with some English characters. Then, copy and paste them in Notepad, find that only English characters are copied while Chinese characters are lost. Then open the Microsoft Word
2016, the situation is the same, copy paste will lost non-English characters.

2. I tried following step, then the Windows 10 can copy and paste Chinese characters.

• Press the 'Windows + R' keys together

• In the 'Open' window input 'WinWord /a', and press Enter.

Then the Microsoft Word was opened. I input some Chinese characters with some English characters, and then copy and paste them, found that Chinese characters can be copied!!! Then I closed Word, opened the Notepad again, inputted some
Chinese characters with some English characters, found that Chinese characters also could be copied in Notepad!!!

I don't know why, It's so strange!!!

 

How to display Chinese characters

Found some nice pix of those finger mountains in Zhangjiajie, China, and (since also slowly learning Chinese) would like to _include_ Chinese characters in their file titles, _without_ changing my default UK English input/display language. The Chinese characters display fine, no problems, but Win10 won't accept them in file naming, shows error that certain (regular kb chars, not Chinese) characters not accepted for file names. I don't remember having this problem in Win7.
--- I suspect the solution is in changing the font types(??) from TTF (as shown in Control Panel > Fonts > (eg: MingLiuHKCSRegular) > Properties) to UTF-8 (or 16 or 32, I now see) , but how ?