User:Silentbird/Style/Language/Chinese

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In English

Han Script

Chinese characters, also known as Han characters, have no capitalization.

Latin Script

Chinese releases may be transliterated into Latin script, usually as Pseudo-Releases. While there are many romanization systems for Chinese, Hanyu Pinyin is the most common in MusicBrainz. In Hanyu Pinyin, only the first letter of a sentence and proper nouns should be capitalized.[1]

Examples:

Multiple Languages

When foreign languages are mixed with Chinese in release or track titles they should be capitalized according to the Capitalization Standard of that language.[2]

Examples:



Notes

  1. More detailed writing rules can be found in Basic Rules of Hanyu Pinyin Orthography.
  2. Whether or not the Chinese and non-Chinese part of the title should be separated by a space depends on the grammar and meaning of the title as a whole and is not covered by this guideline.


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