No matter whether the book title is enclosed in quotation marks or quotation marks, quotation marks are double quotation marks. When using quotation marks in double quotation marks, only single quotation marks can be used. The title of the book has nothing to do with double quotation marks. The use of double quotation marks and single quotation marks means that there are specific contextual conditions in a sentence.

The usage of book titles in punctuation marks was approved by the State Bureau of Technical Supervision in June1995+February 13 and implemented in June 1996, as follows: "Book titles, articles, newspapers, publications, etc. It should be marked with the title. "

Regarding the use of quotation marks, the usage of punctuation marks stipulates: "quotation marks, which are directly quoted in the text, are marked with quotation marks." "The objects to be emphasized are marked with quotation marks." "Words with special meanings are also marked with quotation marks."

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The use of book titles has been extended to the names of all kinds of works (including works expressed by words, sounds, images, actions, etc.). ). However, the names of products, prizes, organizations, activities, scientific and technological achievements, courses, conferences, etc. should be in quotation marks instead of titles, such as "China Metal Yearbook Writers' Association", "Chemical Alumina" and "The Third Super Girl Sea Election". ?

When the title of the book is used together with the title of the article, write the title of the book first, then the title of the article, with a space character in the middle, and then add the title, such as The Legend of Doosan, There is a Pingguo Aluminum in China, and Su Ji Shen Yong Dong and the Weaver Girl.

Quotation marks indicate the part quoted in the text, which can be divided into single quotation marks and double quotation marks. Single quotation marks and double quotation marks consist of front quotation marks and back quotation marks. The tags are ""and ""respectively. Among them, ""and ""are square quotation marks, which are used when western quotation marks are inconvenient to use, while Hong Kong, Macao and Taiwan are used to using ""and ""horizontally.