An upright axis and plain, sturdy serifs: Fan Wun Ming reads as a text serif, the kind you set in a long column at 10 or 11pt. Ayaka MIKAZUKI (三日月綾香) drew it from GenYoMin TW, so the Latin shares a skeleton with that source design. Regular is the file most people will reach for, and it carries the same bones as the other cuts in the family.

Eight files come with the family, so hierarchy can come out of weight alone once Regular is carrying the body copy. Latin coverage reaches past 218 languages, which keeps a multilingual setting together without a fallback font cutting in halfway down the page. Good places for it: academic journal body text, bilingual exhibition labels, self-published novel interiors, and documentation sites for open source projects where people read the whole page. The ayaka14732 GitHub lineage is public, which helps when you need to know where a face came from before you ship it.

For a pairing, put a plain, low-key sans underneath it for captions and figure labels, and keep the serif on the running text. On a title page, the heavier cuts can take the lead while Regular holds the credits. Fan Wun Ming is free under the Open Font License for personal and commercial use, and the files download directly from this page.