> > > Thank you for your solution. It indeed solves the problem.
> > > What a untrivial error!
> >
> > It's not such a mysterious thing: TeX asynchronously writes
> > headers, footers, index entries, and so on, namely at the time of
> > finishing the page. It can easily happen that the CJK environment
> > is no longer active then. You might look this up, comparing
> > \write with \immediate\write.
>
> Simple question: How to handle this if I don't like to have a new
> page in my document?
If you are in the middle of your document, simply close the CJK
environment later. A \newpage at the end of the document has no
effect anyway.
Werner
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