Sender: amida Amitabha, message area: ascii club Title: Re: Start a topic Sending station: BBS Westward Journey Station Mon Dec 29 17:08:07 2008 , within the station There will be such different developments I think it’s mainly due to the usage environment and mainstream inheritance. In terms of usage environment Since mainland China is a simplified system Taiwan is a traditional Chinese system As far as characters are concerned, the simplified system can be applied to more characters in line creation. Although traditional Chinese can also be used, most people will not think of it and it is not easy to use it in creation. However, Taiwan’s support for two-color characters allows most people to have more choices and expressions. ASCII art is also derived from the creative expression of simple characters. Japanese kaomoji also belongs to ASCII art. Later, the foreground and background colors were added, and the concept of color blocks developed into ANSI art. The above is just a summary of personal knowledge. The development of ASCII in mainland China can be said to be very mature. However, in Taiwan, although the early ASCII art trend was mainly character creation, It’s a color block. If you are interested, you can start creating color blocks. As a result, pure character lines were gradually buried Developed entirely in terms of color blocks Of course, there are also players who have works with some lines and non-solid color blocks. In 2003, Brother Flubber jumped on the vault and Brother lstar Bringing line works to the Taiwan platform impacts the relationship between our visual senses It aroused the interest of several friends in mainland ASCII art and came to communicate. Personally, I think this exchange is an extremely important one This is the end of my writing. I have to go out beforehand. To be completed. : Mentioned in justify Zaza's masterpiece: : Why Taiwanese character creation mainly uses color blocks : Lines are more prosperous in mainland China