Cesi imitation song refers to the imitation song font developed and designed by China Institute of Electronic Technology Standardization, and cesi is the English abbreviation of China Institute of Electronic Technology Standardization.

Imitation of the Song Dynasty first appeared in the Republic of China. 19 16, Ding and Ding Fu's brothers created this new printing font, which kept the advantages of Song engraving and combined with the structural characteristics of European characters to imitate a printing movable type font.

Features of imitation Song fonts:

Imitation Song-style characters have thin strokes, uniform horizontal and vertical thickness, sharp edges and corners at the ups and downs of strokes, slightly upward inclination of horizontal strokes, delicate and straight handwriting, and are suitable for typesetting titles and internal documents of books and periodicals. The font changes of imitation Song characters are generally long, with unique aesthetic feeling and charm.