1, Chinese name: both the first letter of the surname and the first letter of the first name should be capitalized, such as Zhang Hui.
Z and h should be capitalized. Be a surname, position, title, etc. Constituent words, the first letter of the surname should be capitalized, and the rest.
Letters are lowercase. For example, (Miss Wang) w should be capitalized. But "old", "small" and "big",
Titles like "A" should also be capitalized. For example, Xiao Liu's x and l should be capitalized.
Old money should be capitalized. A San (A San). A and s should be capitalized.
2. The initials of Chinese place names and proper nouns (such as book titles, institutions, groups, etc.). ) be capitalized, such as B.
Ei jing (Beijing) B should be capitalized, Shang hai (Shanghai), S should be capitalized, and Ning bo (Ningbo) N.
Capitalize. If proper nouns are phrases, they should be written word by word, and the first letter of each word should be capitalized. Such as safflower.
Renning Republic (People's Republic of China (PRC)), the first letter Z of China, the first letter of the people.
R, * * * and the first letter G of the country should be capitalized.
3. The first letter at the beginning of each whole sentence should be capitalized; If it is poetry, use the first letter at the beginning of each line.
Capitalize.
4. Trademarks and store names are generally capitalized.