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To fix spacing in Chinese markdown documentation, apply consistent rules for adding spaces between Chinese characters, English words, numbers, and units. This ensures mixed Chinese-English technical writing reads naturally without awkward gaps or crowded text.

Keep standard technical terms in English when they are widely recognized industry vocabulary, avoiding over-translation. This preserves clarity in API references and release notes, ensuring native Chinese readers understand the exact technical meaning without confusion.

Format a mixed Chinese-English README by applying correct full-width punctuation for Chinese text and half-width punctuation for English text. This maintains typographic consistency and improves readability across README files and product documentation.

The best way to polish machine-translated Chinese API references is to correct spacing, punctuation, and terminology while improving markdown structure. This transforms awkward, machine-like output into professional documentation that reads naturally for native speakers.

Yes, you can rewrite release notes that mix Chinese and English content. The process corrects spacing, punctuation, terminology, and markdown presentation, ensuring your release notes look polished, consistent, and professional before publishing.

Yes, rewriting Chinese documentation preserves your existing markdown structure while improving organization. It applies consistent formatting rules to README files and API references, ensuring clean structured output without breaking your original document layout.