When we save some data on the network to local, the punctuation in the data is in the English half-width state. At this time we are generally using Word replacement to implement batch modification, which does not have any problem with the normal comma, period, semicolon, but if you hit the quotation marks, one substitution will backfire, there is no distinction between the quotation marks and the quotation marks.
This problem is caused by the fact that these pages use straight quotes by default, and our usage is in curly quotes, which only have curly quotes and quotation marks.
With that in mind, a solution is given, using Word's autoformat to solve the problem. Copy the file you want to modify into Word, and then open the Tools menu, select AutoCorrect, switch the open window to the AutoFormat As You Type tab, and then replace the direct quotation mark with the Curly quotes option in the Replace text as you type.
Finally, open the Format menu, choose AutoFormat, and click OK in the open window so that you can easily complete the replacement.