The reversed Chinese Characters in Ubuntu PDF file are not displayed normally.

Use the PDF Reader document vierer 2.26.1 that comes with Ubuntu 9.04 to open a PDF document with Chinese characters. If you select Chinese characters, Chinese characters in some documents will be garbled or not displayed. As follows:

It is said that Chinese characters are not displayed in the document according to character encoding, but are displayed in the shape of similar images. I do not know whether the Chinese characters are correct or not. However, Chinese characters cannot be properly displayed. This is a fact.
Download Adobe Reader for Linux and click to download
Select a version for the http://get.adobe.com/cn/reader/otherversions.
Decompress common. Tar ilinxr. Tar and the other two instructions. Decompress the tar file: sudo tar-zxvf **. Tar (the above two tar documents. To add sudo, I cannot decompress it if I have not added sudo)
Decompress the package and obtain an Adobe Document CD. Three directories, help, helpviewer, and reader8, are displayed. If my path is
/Home/X/SOF/adobereader/Adobe/reader8/bin after entering the bin, ls can see two external read
Use the uninstall method on the desktop and double-click the external READ command to install the tool. After installation, doubles can be opened.
Or text, you can open Adobe Reader with./faster read (of course, it is faster to use tab. Drag the PDF file into it. Oh! Chinese characters are displayed normally!

Create Adobe Reader as the default reader for PDF:
In a PDF file, right-click the attribute opening method and add it to and select it.