Output Chinese using Xelatex

Recently found Latex is really a good layout tool Ah! Especially when writing foreign journal articles!

I downloaded the MiKTeX to install, and then want to write a Chinese character for output, using Xelatex to compile, the results are always error. I haven't figured out why. By Xelatex, Unicode-encoded characters are supported.

Later I downloaded the Tex Live kit for installation, and the Tex Live suite was more likely to be installed and MiKTeX lighter than the Miketex. In addition, MiKTeX only supports Windows systems, while Tex Live supports Windows, Linux, and Mac OS.

If you install Tex Live is recommended to download iOS image for installation, if you download the exe to install, the installation process to download a lot of packages, the speed is not good words will be very slow. After the image is installed, it is best to update the next package in Tex Live Manager.

The following is a simple example of the output of Chinese, measured through. (Remember to compile with Xelatex!) ）

Instance one (using the Ctexart Class):

\documentclass{ctexart}\begin{document} Use Ctexart Class I can output Chinese characters \end{document}

Example two (using CTEX macro package):

\documentclass{article}\usepackage{ctex}\begin{document} I can also output Chinese characters \end{document using the article class and the CTEX macro package}

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Output Chinese using Xelatex