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Open a Chinese file encoded with utf8. In vim, you can display Chinese normally after executing: set encoding=utf-8 termencoding=gbk fileencoding=utf-8.

Explanation:

Encoding is the current encoding of the setting file

Termencoding is the display code for the vim screen, and since the default code for the display screen of xshell is gbk, this is set to gbk. By the same token, if you change the default encoding of xshell to utf-8, it should naturally be utf-8 here.

The code of the fileencoding file when it is saved, which should be consistent with the encoding, otherwise a warning will pop up

As for xshell, open file- > Properties, click on the Terminal node, modify Terminal Type to linux (keyboard mapping mode, default to xtrem, this mode for vim keypad input numbers will appear scrambled symbols), modify Encoding to uft-8 (in general, the linux system uses this code, you can use the locale command to view the default code of your system, modify to consistent on the line).

By the same token, you can also change the encoding of xftp to utf-8 to display Chinese normally.

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