Will usepackage[UTF8]ctex change the appearance of my non-Chinese part Latex document?

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I'm very new with Latex. I'm using it to write a document and 70% of the content is English and left is Chinese. After some research I found just by adding usepackage[UTF8]ctex in the document, I can use Chinese in the document correctly. My question is, will usepackage[UTF8]ctex change the appearance of the non-Chinese part of the document? I can't see any big differences but I just want to confirm.






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It will change the scheme, for example, the section name will be centered instead of ragged right.



However, you may use the scheme=plain to support Chinese only, without changing the appearance.



The default is scheme=chinese, and the following things will be changed:



  • Default font size becomes "five" (五号, wuhao), and line spread becomes 1.3

  • Caption names (e.g. Figure) will be translated into Chinese

  • Paragraph after chapter/section titles will have indent as well (using indentfirst package)

You may find more details in ctex's document (unfortunately only Chinese version is available).






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It will change the scheme, for example, the section name will be centered instead of ragged right.



However, you may use the scheme=plain to support Chinese only, without changing the appearance.



The default is scheme=chinese, and the following things will be changed:



  • Default font size becomes "five" (五号, wuhao), and line spread becomes 1.3

  • Caption names (e.g. Figure) will be translated into Chinese

  • Paragraph after chapter/section titles will have indent as well (using indentfirst package)

You may find more details in ctex's document (unfortunately only Chinese version is available).






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It will change the scheme, for example, the section name will be centered instead of ragged right.



However, you may use the scheme=plain to support Chinese only, without changing the appearance.



The default is scheme=chinese, and the following things will be changed:



  • Default font size becomes "five" (五号, wuhao), and line spread becomes 1.3

  • Caption names (e.g. Figure) will be translated into Chinese

  • Paragraph after chapter/section titles will have indent as well (using indentfirst package)

You may find more details in ctex's document (unfortunately only Chinese version is available).






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It will change the scheme, for example, the section name will be centered instead of ragged right.



However, you may use the scheme=plain to support Chinese only, without changing the appearance.



The default is scheme=chinese, and the following things will be changed:



  • Default font size becomes "five" (五号, wuhao), and line spread becomes 1.3

  • Caption names (e.g. Figure) will be translated into Chinese

  • Paragraph after chapter/section titles will have indent as well (using indentfirst package)

You may find more details in ctex's document (unfortunately only Chinese version is available).






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It will change the scheme, for example, the section name will be centered instead of ragged right.



However, you may use the scheme=plain to support Chinese only, without changing the appearance.



The default is scheme=chinese, and the following things will be changed:



  • Default font size becomes "five" (五号, wuhao), and line spread becomes 1.3

  • Caption names (e.g. Figure) will be translated into Chinese

  • Paragraph after chapter/section titles will have indent as well (using indentfirst package)

You may find more details in ctex's document (unfortunately only Chinese version is available).







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