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Modern versions of the Chinese language have two kinds of punctuation marks for indicating proper nouns: the proper name mark / proper noun mark and the book title marks / title marks. The former may be applied to all proper nouns except when the nouns in question are titles of textual or artistic works, in which case the latter are used instead. Whilst there are two variants of the book title mark, the proper name mark comes in one form only.
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