How to differentiate between Simplified and Traditional Chinese?

Also have this problem, chs and cht are two different languages, Application.SystemLanguage should return them all.

Agreed, this is actually a political statement as well. Does Unity deny Taiwan's independence?

Well, first of all i don't know any chinese language ^^ but it seems there's only 1 ISO standardized chinese. Since there seems to be "hundreds of mutually unintelligible varieties of Chinese" it's difficult to distinguish them all. I guess Unity just sticks to the most used languages and don't want to make a political statement here :)

If you go by this list, Unity would actually miss thousands of languages, but i doubt that windows, $$anonymous$$acOS or Linux support all of them by default.

There are workarounds to get a more specific language ID, however that might depend on the target platform (PC, $$anonymous$$ac, iOS, Android, ...). .NET / $$anonymous$$ono's CultureInfo might help here.

Not that complicated, $$anonymous$$ost common two branches of Chinese are Traditional and Simplified, same syntax, different shapes.

For example, Google play and App-Store localization page, which has chs and cht two options.

NET / $$anonymous$$ono's CultureInfo not work in iOS and android, don't know why....

@heeroz: On Android and iOS you should be able to use the native OS functionality to obtain the language. I wrote a simple implementation for Android using Unity's JNI-wrapper. I don't have a $$anonymous$$ac and i don't have an iOS device so i have no solution for iOS. However there are solutions as well.