GB/T 15835-2011
ActiveGeneral rules for writing numerals in public texts
出版物上数字用法
Application Summary AI generated
GB/T 15835-2011 specifies the rules for using Arabic numerals versus Chinese numerals in Chinese-language public texts, such as books, newspapers, and official documents. It is applied in publishing, journalism, and administrative writing to ensure consistency in representing dates, quantities, and measurements. The standard guides editors, writers, and typesetters in selecting numeral forms based on context, like using Arabic numerals for precise data and Chinese numerals for literary or formal expressions.
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