Usage of double quotation marks:

First, quote other people’s opinions in the article. If you use someone else's point of view to make a statement during the writing process, you need to use double quotation marks. This means that you are quoting someone else. For example, when we write essays, we often use famous aphorisms. If there is a clear source, the quote needs to be enclosed in double quotes.

Second, focus on a certain thing. Double quotation marks are also needed at this time. For example, when we comment on a certain thing or express a corresponding opinion on a certain behavior, we can use double quotation marks to write out the described object. In this way, there is a Express important meaning.

Usage Notes

1. Quotes refer to quotes from others in the text. Idioms, proverbs, poems, etc., also include onomatopoeia and transliterated words. Specific titles refer to names, abbreviations, special terms and anniversaries with certain characteristics. The words in the special meaning guideline have new meanings in their specific language environment.

2. When using quotations, pay attention to the position of the punctuation at the end of the quotation. Whenever quoted words are used independently, the final period must be placed inside the quotation marks. If the content of the quotation is an integral part of the sentence, that is, the quotation is not independent, there is no period mark at the end of the quotation part (question marks and exclamation marks can be retained), the entire sentence should pause at the appropriate pause point, and any period mark should be used.