The Unicode standard also has attempted to create a unified CJK character set that can represent Chinese (Hanzi) as well as the Japanese (Kanji) and Korean (Hanja) derivatives of this script through the Han unification process, which does not discriminate by language nor region for rendering Chinese characters, as long as the different typographic traditions have not resulted in major differences concerning what the character looks like see ":Image:Xin-jiu-zixing.png" for examples of characters whose appearance recently underwent only minor changes in Mainland China. Han unification has been met with some criticism.