> It's well known that your CJK package has the \CJKchar macro with
> which the CJK characters , e.g. for EM DASH ―, can be input by the
> inner code like this:
>
> \CJKchar{"0A1}{"0AA} \CJKchar[UTF8]{"020}{"014}
>
> Based on this understand, I just want to know is there possible by
> using inner code to input the corresponding characters directly
> without using CJK package?
What do you mean with `inner code'? It's always possible to address a
CJK subfont directly, e.g.
\font\foo bsmiu20
\foo\char "014
Werner
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