Editing Interpunct (section)

===Chinese===
The interpunct is used in [[Chinese language|Chinese]] (which generally lacks spacing between [[Chinese characters|characters]]) to mark divisions in words [[Transliteration into Chinese characters|transliterated]] from [[Phonogram (linguistics)|phonogram]] languages, particularly names. Lacking its own code point in Unicode, the interpunct in Chinese shares the code point U+00B7 ({{char|·}}), and it is properly (and in [[Taiwan]] formally)<ref>{{cite web |url=http://www.cns11643.gov.tw/AIDB/query_symbol_view.do?page=1&code=2126 |title=CNS11643 中文全字庫-字碼查詢與下載 |publisher=Cns11643.gov.tw |access-date=2013-04-22 |language=zh |archive-date=2019-05-09 |archive-url=https://web.archive.org/web/20190509120621/https://www.cns11643.gov.tw/AIDB/query_symbol_view.do?page=1&code=2126 |url-status=dead }}</ref> of full-width U+30FB ({{char|・}}). When the Chinese text is [[Romanization of Chinese|romanized]], the partition sign is simply replaced by a standard space or other appropriate punctuation. Thus, [[William Shakespeare]] is written as {{lang-zh|t=威廉·莎士比亞|s=威廉·莎士比亞|p=Wēilián Shāshìbǐyà|labels=no|out=s}} and [[George W. Bush]] as {{lang-zh|t=喬治·W·布殊|s=喬治·W·布什|p=Qiáozhì W. Bùshí|labels=no|out=s}}. Titles and other translated words are not similarly marked: [[Genghis Khan]] and [[Elizabeth II]] are simply {{lang-zh|t=成吉思汗|hp=Chéngjísī hán|labels=no|out=c}} and {{lang-zh|s=伊丽莎白二世|t=伊麗莎白二世|hp=Yīlìshābái èrshì|labels=no|out=s}} without a partition sign.

The partition sign is also used to separate book and chapter titles when they are mentioned consecutively: book first and then chapter.