
First execute the following command to check whether the current system has a Chinese language pack
locale -a | grep zh_CN*

If the above content is displayed, it means that Chinese has been installed package, if not, execute the following command to install it:
yum install kde-l10n-Chinese
Then execute the following command
vi /etc/locale.conf
The display is as follows
LANG="C"
Change "C" to "zh_CN. UTF-8"
Then execute the command
source /etc/locale.conf
Finally execute the locale command to view the result

As shown in the above figure, it means the modification is successful.
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