Text Formatting ⇒ problem of the space between characters

[yuhailei1992]

Hey guys

I'm currently writing a paper in Chinese. However, I had a problem with the space between characters, like the picture in the attachment "before adding \sloppy". One line was too long as a result of the consecutive English characters "e,f,c,d,a,b". I think latex treated it as an equation.

before adding \sloppy

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Then I searched the web for a solution and found one commmand, \sloppy, which reduces the line-splitting standard of latex. However, after adding this command, as you can see in the second attachment, the line was not too long, but latex still treated the English characters as an equation and forced them to be in the same line. In order to compensate for the extra space caused by the equation, latex automatically reduces or expands the space between those Chinese characters. It looks like the 'justify align' option in MS Word.

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So, could you please give me a solution that can make the latex treat those English characters as characters, not equations, and break the line properly?

Thanks!

[Johannes_B]

Are you able to prepare a minimal working example? Please follow the link if you do not know how to do this.

Having some code is essential to tell what is going wrong. Right now, it would just be guesswork. There must be a reason for you to think that those latin characters are math symbols.

Best regards
Johannes