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       <p its-locale-filter-list="en" lang="en">Please find a description of the glyphs and usage of punctuation marks at [[[#categories_and_usage_of_punctuation_marks]]] and [[[#tables_of_chinese_punctuation_marks]]]. There are no notable differences among different regions in the glyphs of punctuation marks. The major differences are their size and where the character face is positioned relative to the character frame.</p>
       <p its-locale-filter-list="zh-hans" lang="zh-hans">标点符号的字形及用法请见[[[#categories_and_usage_of_punctuation_marks]]]节及[[[#tables_of_chinese_punctuation_marks]]]。各地的标点符号在字形上未有显著差异，区别主要是符号的尺寸与字面分布。</p>
       <p its-locale-filter-list="zh-hant" lang="zh-hant">標點符號的字形及用法請見[[[#categories_and_usage_of_punctuation_marks]]]節及[[[#tables_of_chinese_punctuation_marks]]]。各地的標點符號在字形上未有顯著差異，區別主要係符號的尺寸與字面分布。</p>
-      <p its-locale-filter-list="en" lang="en">Punctuation marks used in Taiwan and Hong Kong are usually positioned in the vertical and horizontal center of the square space left for them; while in vertical writing mode and horizontal writing mode, some of the punctuation marks are positioned in different directions so as to mark the corresponding characters more accurately. In Chinese Manland, the punctuation marks are usually positioned following the characters they are supposed to mark; while some punctuation marks might be positioned in different directions due to the vertical or horizontal writing mode. Also, different writing modes might require different punctuation marks to fulfill the same function, e.g. horizontal writing mode requires curved quotation marks while vertical writing mode requires corner brackets.</p>
+      <p its-locale-filter-list="en" lang="en">Punctuation marks used in Taiwan and Hong Kong are usually positioned in the vertical and horizontal center of the square space left for them; while in vertical writing mode and horizontal writing mode, some of the punctuation marks are positioned in different directions so as to mark the corresponding characters more accurately. In Mainland China, the punctuation marks are usually positioned following the characters they are supposed to mark; while some punctuation marks might be positioned in different directions due to the vertical or horizontal writing mode. Also, different writing modes might require different punctuation marks to fulfill the same function, e.g. horizontal writing mode requires curved quotation marks while vertical writing mode requires corner brackets.</p>
       <p its-locale-filter-list="zh-hans" lang="zh-hans">港台的标点多位于字面正中，部分标号在直、横排中使用不同的方向以准确地标注文字；中国大陆的标点多位于被标注文字的末端、字面始端，部分标号在直、横排中除了使用不同的方向外，亦有需要因文字书写方向替换符号形式的需求，如引号（横排使用弯引号，直排使用直角引号）。</p>
       <p its-locale-filter-list="zh-hant" lang="zh-hant">港台的標點多位於字面正中，部分標號在直、橫排中使用不同的方向以準確地標注文字；中國大陸的標點多位於受注文字的末端、字面始端，部分標號在直、橫排中除了使用不同的方向外，亦有需要因文字書寫方向替換符號形式的需求，如引號（橫排使用彎引號，直排使用直角引號）。</p>
       <p its-locale-filter-list="en" lang="en">Pause or stop punctuation marks include the slight-pause comma, comma, semicolon, colon, period, question mark, exclamation mark, etc. They take the same dimensions as well as the direction as a character in their respective writing modes does. In Taiwan and Hong Kong, pause or stop punctuation marks are usually positioned in the vertical and horizontal center of the square space left for them. In Chinese Mainland, they are positioned in the top or bottom side in the space left for them following the marked characters. In horizontal writing mode, the pause or stop punctuation marks are placed at the lower left corner in the square space while in vertical writing mode, they are placed in the right upper corner.</p>