Unify the difference between JP-designed radicals and CN-designed radicals

I think while this may be far-fetched and not so obvious, we should unify the look of the Chinese radicals to the JP-designed ones (for example, 石, 木) for all Chinese characters, with the exception of those that are deemed necessary to differentiate for regional standards (e.g. 言, 糸).

This applies especially to CN-designed glyphs by Changzhou Sinotype, which for some reason changed the shape of the radicals slightly even when there is no need to. Consequently the TW and HK glyphs (designed by Arphic) also followed that of the CN-designed radicals.

The examples I have given are not exhaustive. There can be other radicals for which it can be made to look more consistent.

This issue also applies to Serif.