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2011 1 CH ZH CHS Chinese Simplified CHT Chinese Tradit 9

Should zh be Simplified or Traditional Chinese According to W3C and the IANA subtag registry zh is a macrolanguage As such it has no default writing system and a more specific variant should be 2011 1

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The standard locale for simplified Chinese is zh CN The standard locale for traditional Chinese is zh TW I hesitate to point you towards the actual BCP 47 standards documents as zh zh cn cn China

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