How to set the page number in Chinese characters rather than Arabic numberals?












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By the default setting, I get page numbers in Arabic numerals like 1,2,3,etc. How can I get a series of page numbers in Chinese characters like 一, 二, 三, (simplified Chinese) or 壹, 贰, 叁 (traditional Chinese)?










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By the default setting, I get page numbers in Arabic numerals like 1,2,3,etc. How can I get a series of page numbers in Chinese characters like 一, 二, 三, (simplified Chinese) or 壹, 贰, 叁 (traditional Chinese)?










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By the default setting, I get page numbers in Arabic numerals like 1,2,3,etc. How can I get a series of page numbers in Chinese characters like 一, 二, 三, (simplified Chinese) or 壹, 贰, 叁 (traditional Chinese)?










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By the default setting, I get page numbers in Arabic numerals like 1,2,3,etc. How can I get a series of page numbers in Chinese characters like 一, 二, 三, (simplified Chinese) or 壹, 贰, 叁 (traditional Chinese)?







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  • Welcome to TeX.SE! Do you have a local TeX user group you can ask? I guess they know better problems with chinese characters. Here are only few people ...

    – Kurt
    1 hour ago











  • Please give a minimal working example!

    – Kuttens
    1 hour ago





















  • Welcome to TeX.SE! Do you have a local TeX user group you can ask? I guess they know better problems with chinese characters. Here are only few people ...

    – Kurt
    1 hour ago











  • Please give a minimal working example!

    – Kuttens
    1 hour ago



















Welcome to TeX.SE! Do you have a local TeX user group you can ask? I guess they know better problems with chinese characters. Here are only few people ...

– Kurt
1 hour ago





Welcome to TeX.SE! Do you have a local TeX user group you can ask? I guess they know better problems with chinese characters. Here are only few people ...

– Kurt
1 hour ago













Please give a minimal working example!

– Kuttens
1 hour ago







Please give a minimal working example!

– Kuttens
1 hour ago












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You can try the following code in the preamble:



usepackage{ctex}
renewcommand{thepage}{chinese{page}}


It will produce page numbers such as 一、二、三、...。By the way if you use ctexart(ctexbook) instead of article(book repectively) for the documentclass, ctex package will be not necessary.






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    You can also use the zhnumber package for this if you do not wish to use ctex, for example, if mixing ideographic scripts with babel.

    – Davislor
    1 hour ago











  • @Davislor For Chinese documents, now ctexart, ctexbook, ctexbeamer and so on are better choices than others.

    – Kuttens
    1 hour ago














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You can try the following code in the preamble:



usepackage{ctex}
renewcommand{thepage}{chinese{page}}


It will produce page numbers such as 一、二、三、...。By the way if you use ctexart(ctexbook) instead of article(book repectively) for the documentclass, ctex package will be not necessary.






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    You can also use the zhnumber package for this if you do not wish to use ctex, for example, if mixing ideographic scripts with babel.

    – Davislor
    1 hour ago











  • @Davislor For Chinese documents, now ctexart, ctexbook, ctexbeamer and so on are better choices than others.

    – Kuttens
    1 hour ago


















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You can try the following code in the preamble:



usepackage{ctex}
renewcommand{thepage}{chinese{page}}


It will produce page numbers such as 一、二、三、...。By the way if you use ctexart(ctexbook) instead of article(book repectively) for the documentclass, ctex package will be not necessary.






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    You can also use the zhnumber package for this if you do not wish to use ctex, for example, if mixing ideographic scripts with babel.

    – Davislor
    1 hour ago











  • @Davislor For Chinese documents, now ctexart, ctexbook, ctexbeamer and so on are better choices than others.

    – Kuttens
    1 hour ago
















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You can try the following code in the preamble:



usepackage{ctex}
renewcommand{thepage}{chinese{page}}


It will produce page numbers such as 一、二、三、...。By the way if you use ctexart(ctexbook) instead of article(book repectively) for the documentclass, ctex package will be not necessary.






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You can try the following code in the preamble:



usepackage{ctex}
renewcommand{thepage}{chinese{page}}


It will produce page numbers such as 一、二、三、...。By the way if you use ctexart(ctexbook) instead of article(book repectively) for the documentclass, ctex package will be not necessary.







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    You can also use the zhnumber package for this if you do not wish to use ctex, for example, if mixing ideographic scripts with babel.

    – Davislor
    1 hour ago











  • @Davislor For Chinese documents, now ctexart, ctexbook, ctexbeamer and so on are better choices than others.

    – Kuttens
    1 hour ago
















  • 1





    You can also use the zhnumber package for this if you do not wish to use ctex, for example, if mixing ideographic scripts with babel.

    – Davislor
    1 hour ago











  • @Davislor For Chinese documents, now ctexart, ctexbook, ctexbeamer and so on are better choices than others.

    – Kuttens
    1 hour ago










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You can also use the zhnumber package for this if you do not wish to use ctex, for example, if mixing ideographic scripts with babel.

– Davislor
1 hour ago





You can also use the zhnumber package for this if you do not wish to use ctex, for example, if mixing ideographic scripts with babel.

– Davislor
1 hour ago













@Davislor For Chinese documents, now ctexart, ctexbook, ctexbeamer and so on are better choices than others.

– Kuttens
1 hour ago







@Davislor For Chinese documents, now ctexart, ctexbook, ctexbeamer and so on are better choices than others.

– Kuttens
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