icelam.github.io
A Chinese lorem ipsum generator that produces Chinese placeholder text for mockups and layouts. Built with ReactJS as a side project by a Hong Kong web developer. Useful for designers and developers who need realistic-looking Chinese filler text instead of the standard Latin lorem ipsum.
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