What 𮸵 means
It is a Han character from China’s identity-card registration set.
The Public Security Population Information Special Font (公安人口信息专用字库) was made by China’s Ministry of Public Security for registering resident identity cards. Before standardization, 𮸵 had a private-use code, a slot whose meaning depended on that custom font; such codes could fail in cross-system exchange. China’s GB 18030-2022 amendment and Unicode’s Extension I batch assigned this glyph a permanent shared code point in 2023.
Formal and administrative in its documented use: this glyph belongs to China’s resident-identity registration font.
Who writes 𮸵
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Questions people ask
1Why does 𮸵 show as a box?
Your font cannot draw this glyph. Noto Sans CJK TC’s published coverage stops at Extension F, not Extension I (as of 2026), so it lacks 𮸵; another font with this character can display it.
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How to type or find 𮸵
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- id · pua · gb18030 · gidc23-582 · hanzi · registry
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- Anything that takes text · its shape is whatever your font draws
𮸵\2EE35Codes and encoding1 code points
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