The integration of multi-modal information, especially the graphic features of Hanzi, is crucial for improving the performance of Chinese Named Entity Recognition (NER) tasks. However, existing glyph-based models frequently neglect the relationship between pictorial elements and radicals. This paper presents AHVE-CNER, a model that integrates multi-source visual and phonetic information of Hanzi, while explicitly aligning pictographic features with their corresponding radicals. We propose the Gated Pangu-𝜋 Cross Transformer to effectively facilitate the integration of these multi-modal representations. By leveraging a multi-source glyph alignment strategy, AHVE-CNER demonstrates an improved capability to capture the visual and semantic nuances of Hanzi for NER tasks. Extensive experiments on benchmark datasets validate that AHVE-CNER achieves superior performance compared to existing multi-modal Chinese NER methods. Additional ablation studies further confirm the effectiveness of our visual alignment module and the fusion approach.