Design suggestions for character U+5BEB 寫 and U+95DC 關

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Prerequisites

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Description

The IPAmjMincho and older version of Source Han Serif here are for reference as to what a better design may look like.

U+5BEB 寫

In all variants the 舄 doesn't look properly placed under 宀. There is too much room on the left side while it's overlapping on the right side.

TW/HK/CN

Especially in the TW/HK/CN variant the 舄 part doesn't look neat as I point out here: The distance between the five horizontal lines should be equal. But it's significantly shorter between the bottom two lines. The starting point of the 撇 stroke (left-slanting downward stroke) beneath 臼 is too close to the left thus making the room on the left looks disproportionate to the right.

U+95DC 關

JP/KR

The 𢇇 part looks too small compared to the 門 part. This also causes too much empty room on both sides of 𢇇 in this glyph.

TW/HK/CN

(The two glphs are the same.) The closed blank I circled here looks disproportionate in the whole glyph. I don't know how to describe it. It just makes the glyph looks weird. There should be enough room under 門 and above 𢇇. Overlapping should be avoided as much as possible unless it's unavoidable in heavier weights.