Generate Properly Formatted Chinese Word Documents from Markdown: A Guide to typeset If you’ve ever tried pandoc x.md -o x.docx to create a Word document from Markdown, you know it works fine—for English blog posts. For Chinese contracts, agreements, service confirmations, proposals, or formal correspondence, the default output falls short in almost every way: paper size, fonts, line spacing, headers and footers, table breaks, heading widows, and signature blocks that drift across pages. Some of these issues only show up when you open the file in Word. typeset solves this. It turns Markdown into properly formatted Chinese .docx files, following …