Chinese, Japanese and Korean support using Unicode

PDF pdf = new PDF();

Font f1 = new Font(
        pdf,
        "AdobeMingStd-Light",
        CodePage.UNICODE);

Font f2 = new Font(
        pdf,
        "AdobeSongStd-Light",
        CodePage.UNICODE);

Font f3 = new Font(
        pdf,
        "KozMinProVI-Regular",
        CodePage.UNICODE);

Font f4 = new Font(
        pdf,
        "AdobeMyungjoStd-Medium",
        CodePage.UNICODE);

// Please note:
// All font and image objects must be created before the first page.

Page page = new Page(pdf, Letter.PORTRAIT);
double x_pos = 100.0;
double y_pos = 20.0;
StreamReader reader = new StreamReader("data/happy-new-year.txt");
TextLine text = new TextLine(f1);
String line = null;
while ((line = reader.ReadLine()) != null) {
    if (line.IndexOf("Simplified") != -1) {
        text.SetFont(f2);
    } else if (line.IndexOf("Japanese") != -1) {
        text.SetFont(f3);
    } else if (line.IndexOf("Korean") != -1) {
        text.SetFont(f4);
    }
    text.SetText(line);
    text.SetPosition(x_pos, y_pos += 24);
    text.DrawOn(page);
}
reader.Close();

pdf.Wrap();
pdf.Save("Example_04.pdf");