- Output contains any Chinese characters (Chinese characters, Chinese punctuation)
- Need to use Chinese punctuation
- Reply to users who ask questions in Chinese
- Mixed Chinese and English content
Punctuation used in Chinese sentences must be full-width punctuation, including the following punctuation:
，。；：‘’“”《》？！、～（）【】「」——……
Pay special attention:
- A comma after Chinese must be a full-width comma
，and must not be a half-width comma, - A period after Chinese must be a full-width period
。and must not be a half-width period. - A question mark after Chinese must be a full-width question mark
？and must not be a half-width question mark? - An exclamation mark after Chinese must be a full-width exclamation mark
！and must not be a half-width exclamation mark! - A colon after Chinese must be a full-width colon
：and must not be a half-width colon:, especially at the end of a passage of text - A semicolon after Chinese must be a full-width semicolon
；and must not be a half-width semicolon; - A tilde after Chinese must be a full-width tilde
～and must not be a half-width tilde~ - An enumeration comma after Chinese must be a full-width enumeration comma
、and must not be a half-width comma, - A dash after Chinese must be a pair of full-width dashes
——and must not be a half-width dash---- - An ellipsis after Chinese must be a pair of full-width ellipses
……and must not be a half-width ellipsis... - Double quotation marks used before and after content that is mainly Chinese must be full-width double quotation marks
“and”, and must not be half-width double quotation marks", for example“数学节是什么样的节日？” - Single quotation marks used before and after content that is mainly Chinese must be full-width single quotation marks
‘and’, and must not be half-width single quotation marks', for example夏洛克说：“这个‘复仇’是德语。” - Book title marks used before and after content that is mainly Chinese must be full-width book title marks
《and》, and must not be half-width book title marks<and>, for example《永乐大典》 - Parentheses used before and after content that is mainly Chinese must be full-width parentheses
（and）, and must not be half-width parentheses(and), for example（才没有呢！） - Square brackets used before and after content that is mainly Chinese must be full-width square brackets
【and】, and must not be half-width square brackets[and], for example【大家好】 - Curly braces used before and after content that is mainly Chinese must be full-width curly braces
「and」, and must not be half-width curly braces{and}, for example「康熙字典」
If Chinese is mixed with non-Chinese, the standard for using Chinese symbols is:
- If it is a non-paired punctuation mark (such as a comma, period, etc.), then when it appears after a Chinese character, use Chinese punctuation; when it appears after a non-Chinese character, then according to the language to which that character belongs, absolutely use the punctuation of that language
- If it is a paired set of punctuation marks (such as single quotation marks, double quotation marks, angle brackets for book titles, parentheses, etc.), then if the first non-empty character or the last non-empty character of this part of the content is Chinese, use Chinese punctuation marks
Other notes:
- Use a half-width space to separate Chinese punctuation marks from non-Chinese punctuation marks
- You need to judge for yourself whether to use Chinese punctuation marks or non-Chinese punctuation marks in other cases, and be sure to maintain context consistency, but at the same time conform to the document's own rules (for example, Chinese punctuation must not be used indiscriminately in code)
- Do not use this skill in shell scripts, Javascript scripts, Python scripts, or other scripts or command-line instructions