Han Character 2ECFC

Use a Unicode escape for the format you need.

For an HTML entity, write 𮳼. In JavaScript, use \u{2ECFC}; its older four-digit \u form cannot represent this character by itself.

What does 𮳼 mean?

Its source record places it in China's ID-system character set.

The IRG expands the source prefix GIDC23 as the 2023 ID system of China's Ministry of Public Security; the Unicode chart lists this character as GIDC23-269. A 2023 IRG report says extra characters in the Ministry's special font for resident ID cards had private-use codes, which made them hard to exchange between systems. A draft amendment to China's GB 18030 standard proposed permanent code points, and Unicode fast-tracked the wider set because it was considered urgently needed in China. That trail explains the character's administrative use; it does not tell you what someone means by sending the glyph alone.

Why does 𮳼 show as a box?

A box is a rendering failure, not a second character.

Not every font includes Extension I glyphs, and a browser must choose a font that does. In 2023, Mozilla tracked an issue where Firefox showed boxes for CJK Extension I despite a supporting font being installed; the fix was verified in Firefox 121. If you still see a box, check both the font and browser before treating it as part of the text.