I'd like to second iEGL's suggestion to remove Hangeul from that font. After all, Hangeul is pretty much irrelevant to Chinese, which is the focus of that font. And there is already adequate Hangeul coverage included by default without that font. Let that font do its job of handling Chinese, and let Korean fonts handle Korean (by the way, Korean rarely uses Hanja; Hangeul is used almost all of the time). Why should a Chinese font include Hangeul?
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