1, Song Ti is often used for typesetting books, magazines and newspapers.

2. Commonly used for typesetting subtitles, short poems, notes, quotations, etc. It is also used for text typesetting of some reading materials.

3. Chinese is widely used, such as Shanghai Bank and Industrial Bank.

Secondly, the strokes are different:

1, Song Ti, is a Chinese character font that appeared to adapt to printing. The strokes vary in thickness, generally thin and thick, with decorative parts at both ends (that is, "feet" or "serif"), and strokes such as dots, strokes, strokes and hooks have sharp points, which belong to serif fonts.

2. Imitation of Song Style is a font with Song Style structure, relatively delicate and straight strokes in regular script, and even strokes in both horizontal and vertical directions.

3. In Chinese, the song style is slightly thicker, more square and more eye-catching. No matter the font size, it remains clear and does not change its characteristics.

Extended data:

Song style, imitation of Song Dynasty, characteristics in the middle of Song Dynasty;

Song Chinese: Song Chinese is slightly thicker, more square and more eye-catching. No matter the font size, it remains clear and does not change its characteristics.

Imitation of Song Dynasty: The pen of regular script makes imitation of Song Dynasty more like calligraphy, rather than the printing style to which Song Dynasty belongs. Each stroke is the same thick, not as thin and straight as in the Song Dynasty. The font is thin and long.

Song Dynasty: Modern movable type is mainly printed in Song Dynasty. Later, bold fonts were also created in Chinese character printing according to the way of bold western characters and Italian characters.

Baidu Encyclopedia-China Song Dynasty

Baidu Encyclopedia-Imitation Song Style

Baidu Encyclopedia-Song Ti