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PHP supports the conversion of Chinese characters into Pinyin for rare characters Introducing a PHP class that supports the conversion of Chinese characters into Pinyin for rare characters, and supports the conversion of Chinese characters into Pinyin for rare characters. Friends who need it can download it for reference. Friends who have better classes can upload them and share them with us.
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