Add fixed spaces between Chinese and English using regular expressions

Dec 1, 2024#生活笔记59

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The document discusses Chinese copywriting guidelines, emphasizing the importance of proper spacing between Chinese and English text. It cites research suggesting that individuals who neglect spacing may face difficulties in relationships. To assist with this, it provides regular expressions for adding spaces between Chinese characters and English letters, making the editing process more efficient. The content is updated by Mix Space and includes a link to the original source.

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sparanoid/chinese-copywriting-guidelines: Chinese copywriting guidelines for better written communication／中文文案排版指北

One very important point is

"Research shows that people who do not like to add spaces between Chinese and English while typing have a hard time in love. Seventy percent of them will marry someone they do not love by the age of 34, while the remaining thirty percent can only leave their inheritance to their cats. After all, both love and writing require appropriate pauses.

Let's encourage each other." — vinta/paranoid-auto-spacing

Manually checking spaces between Chinese and English is time-consuming and labor-intensive. There is a regular expression like this:

Find:

([\u4e00-\u9fa5]+)([A-Za-z])

Replace with:

$1 $2

To add spaces between Chinese and English.

Find:

([A-Za-z])([\u4e00-\u9fa5]+)

Replace with:

$1 $2

To add spaces between English and Chinese.

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