TextView display Chinese garbled

BufferedReader read by a string from a file, but the display of Chinese characters in TextView occurs when a garbled, String encoding has been changed to "GBK"<-! Main posts under Banner (D4) -><-! Posts under the main text (D5) ->
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Write encoding landlord, pay attention and read the file encoding to be consistent ah! Recommended use utf-8 encoding, write this code, also used to read this.
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cited a floor ncepu307 reply:

write encoding

landlord, pay attention and read the file encoding to be consistent ah! Recommended use utf-8 encoding, write this code, also used to read this.

Hello, I am a novice android, read txt files are read directly from the file

 try {
InputStream in = getResources () getAssets () open ("data.txt");.. 
BufferedReader buffer = new BufferedReader (new InputStreamReader (in, "utf-8")); 

String pureWord = new String (); 
String explain = new String (); 

while ((pureWord = buffer.readLine ())! = null) {
explain = buffer.readLine (); 
words.add (new Word (pureWord, explain)); 
} 
in.close (); 
} Catch (IOException e) {
e.printStackTrace (); 
} 

This is wrong, why ah?
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reference to the second floor letingoo reply:

Quote: references to a floor ncepu307 reply:

Write encoding landlord, pay attention and read the file encoding to be consistent ah! Recommended use utf-8 encoding, write this code, also used to read this.

Hello, I am a novice android, read txt files are read directly from the file

 try {
InputStream in = getResources () getAssets () open ("data.txt");.. 
BufferedReader buffer = new BufferedReader (new InputStreamReader (in, "utf-8")); 

String pureWord = new String (); 
String explain = new String (); 

while ((pureWord = buffer.readLine ())! = null) {
explain = buffer.readLine (); 
words.add (new Word (pureWord, explain)); 
} 
in.close (); 
} Catch (IOException e) {
e.printStackTrace (); 
} 

This is wrong, why ah?

Are you sure data.txt is utf-8 encoding it? With notepad + + creates a Chinese in utf-8 encoded file, and then try to open?

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reference to the second floor letingoo reply:

Quote: references to a floor ncepu307 reply:

Write encoding landlord, pay attention and read the file encoding to be consistent ah! Recommended use utf-8 encoding, write this code, also used to read this.

Hello, I am a novice android, read txt files are read directly from the file

 try {
InputStream in = getResources () getAssets () open ("data.txt");.. 
BufferedReader buffer = new BufferedReader (new InputStreamReader (in, "utf-8")); 

String pureWord = new String (); 
String explain = new String (); 

while ((pureWord = buffer.readLine ())! = null) {
explain = buffer.readLine (); 
words.add (new Word (pureWord, explain)); 
} 
in.close (); 
} Catch (IOException e) {
e.printStackTrace (); 
} 

This is wrong, why ah?

You want to make sure your data.txt file is encoded with utf-8 written? You pull out of this file, open with notepad + +, utf-8 encoding to see is not garbled.
Or say you upstairs to create a new utf-8 encoded files, just write about the contents into it, and then read out the code to see.
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Encoding format should not change, check the source