问题
My question is similar to this (Displaying japanese instead of chinese in a textview), but a little bit different. The proposed solution is embedding a Japanese font in the app.
But I would not like to embed a Japanese font in the app, because it will increase the app size and I would have to buy an expensive font licence. It seems the Android emulator (Android 8.1) already has a Japanese font. How to use it, instead of embedding a font?
I mean, when I changed the system language to Japanese, it was like this:
But when the system language is English, it was like this (notice the third and fourth letters):
In case if you are wondering why I want to display them in Japanese style, I want to make a Japanese learning app, so it must display Japanese-style Chinese letters no matter what the system language is.
回答1:
Since API 17 you can use TextView.setTextLocale
kanji.setTextLocale(Locale.JAPAN);
来源：https://stackoverflow.com/questions/49277987/display-japanese-style-chinese-letters-instead-of-chinese-style-chinese-letters