Why are the characters in the html tag garbled, but can be displayed properly on the web page?

recently encountered a problem, in the cat"s eye movie official website to see the normal display of numbers on the page, but to check the source code is a white box, can anyone solve the problem?
screenshots of some cat"s eye movie pages:
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Mar.01,2021

if you look for its loading resources, there should be a font file. Its numbers are displayed in this separate font file, using custom characters, so if you look directly at the code, it will not be displayed (whiteboard characters). It also has a certain anti-crawling effect.
of course, if you study its font file and find the correspondence between custom characters and numbers, this piece of data should also come out.

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I remember that I have answered this question once before, but it is not on the platform of Cat's Eye. I can't find it.


this seems to be a font picture. It is generated and redisplayed based on the background data. Instead of simply taking the amount of data, it should be to prevent it from being crawled.


HTML ASCII

learn that when you look at the source code, you will find that the number is replaced by &-sharpxf37c;&-sharpxecb1;&-sharpxf3eb;.&-sharpxedbd;&-sharpxf3eb;, not a font image.

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