HanziPen SC font family series mainly provide Regular and other font styles.
Just done a bit of digging and HanziPen SC doesn't appear in any iOS font lists I can find. It isn't on any of my iOS devices either, including my iPhone that originally shipped with iOS 7 installed. However, according to, it shipped as an installed font with OS X 10.9 Mavericks -- it may have shipped with an earlier version but I can't find any reliable info about that.
In the more recent macOS versions, it was not included but as mentioned, it can be installed through Font Book. I am not exactly which was the first version not to include it, but according to, it was a downloadable in macOS 10.12 Sierra. It looks as though it can only be made available to individual apps which include the necessary coding to download it. I was hoping it would be possible to install a configuration profile in the usual way, so that it would be available globally.
Affinity asked to download some fonts before opening this file but I am not sure why. I can't remember if I mentioned this but this file used to work fine for over a year. I just found out if I type some new text and change it to HanziPen SC it works! But there is no way I can change that existing text over which means I have to go back and redo the spacing. You can see in the screen shot I typed it out on the pasteboard.
In case anyone was wondering this was a school project where I had to convey the opposite of an emotion with text which is what I thought HanziPen represents. The one on the black background was the type I used to convey grief.
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