> In order to set the chinese fontsize in my tex file expediently, I
> use the following renewcommand in my tex file: [...]
>
> But, I find that if I use the above command, say *chuhao*, to set
> some chinese characters in a chinese and non-chinese combined
> environment, the non-chinese characters will not be affected, so the
> result will be so ugly.
This problem is not related to CJK. Instead, it's a general LaTeX
problem.
> How can make the non-chinese characters' fontsizes changed according
> to the chinese characters' fontsizes setted by using the customized
> commands, just like the thing in my case.
You have to overwrite the font definition commands for the affected
fonts! For example, if you use the CM fonts, the following fix is
needed:
\DeclareFontShape{OT1}{cmr}{m}{n}%
{<5><6><7><8><9><10><12>gen*cmr%
<10.95>cmr10%
<14.4>cmr12%
<17.28><20.74><24.88->cmr17}{}
% ^ Here is the change.
However, you are not the first who needs such a solution. Indeed, the
proper package, fix-cm, is already part of the base LaTeX bundle. It
fixes both T1 and OT1 encodings for EC and CM fonts.
Werner
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