Notes for creating multi-language software installation packages

Today, I made a software installation package in Chinese and Japanese. The original software was in Japanese version, and later I added a set of Chinese Language resource files to the original software to achieve Chinese-based conversion. The entire solution is compiled, and Chinese characters can be properly displayed during debug. ProgramImage.
The installation package was created using the Installation Wizard provided by vs. net. After installation, it was downloaded to the Chinese system. However, I found that the program screen is still in Japanese, which is hard to believe. Why?
Later, I compared the installed files with other multilingual software files and found that the "ZH-CHS" folder and the corresponding DLL resource files were missing. So I suspect that the Chinese language resource file may have been lost, therefore, try to manually add the "ZH-CHS" folder and the corresponding DLL resource file to the installation project (add the directory as "application folder"), and then regenerate the packaging file. A new installation file is installed, and the Chinese program screen is displayed.
Therefore, the Chinese resource file is not automatically added to the packaging file as a "detected dependency", so we need to manually add it to the application folder, in this way, the normal display of multiple languages can be realized. Such problems should also be paid attention to when packaging similar Chinese and English versions.
I hope the problems I found here can help some friends with the next packaging of similar software!