academic-professional-zh-hans

name	academic-professional-zh-Hans
description	Use this profile after a language-pair EPUB template when translating academic monographs, thesis-like books, or professional books into Simplified Chinese, where the translation must stay technically precise while becoming clear, natural, and reader-friendly.

academic-professional-zh-Hans Profile

当一本书具有以下任一特征时，使用本 profile：

• 学术专著、论文型书籍、研究报告式章节。
• 计算机、机械、电子、生物、化学、医学、法律、政治学、经济学、社会科学等专业领域书籍。
• 含大量定义、模型、证明、统计结果、图表说明、公式、术语或长引文。
• 用户明确要求“准确表达的基础上，读得顺、有趣、不费劲”。

Use this profile for professional books where precision and readability must both be treated as quality gates.

Overlay Order

common -> {source-target} -> profiles/academic-professional-zh-Hans -> books/zh-Hans/{number}_{book_id_slug}/

For private-use projects, overlay modes/private_use last.

Required Reading

1. prompts/00_profile_integration_zh_Hans.md
2. references/academic_professional_readability_policy.md
3. metadata/academic_professional_style_profile.md
4. qa/readability/_TEMPLATE.chapter_academic_readability_audit.md
5. The target-language framework under template/epub_pipeline/targets/zh-Hans/

Required Work

• Build or revise metadata/style_profile.md so it names the book's professional level, intended reader, and explanation strategy.
• Keep a stable glossary for domain terms; do not paraphrase locked terms for style.
• For every chapter, run a readability audit that checks long sentences, proof/model/statistical explanation, table and figure lead-ins, quote boundaries, transitions, and source-term placement.
• For every chapter, run the chapter completion gate immediately after translation/refinement. It must check metadata, nav/TOC impact, body, notes, figures, formulas, tables, images, styles, reader-facing text, readability, terminology, comments/notes, and generated XHTML/EPUB risk.
• Fix awkward Chinese where it is not needed for precision.
• Preserve technical terms, variables, formulas, table values, citations, and necessary qualifications.
• Do not default to inline Chinese term (source term) in body text. Prefer footnotes, endnotes, chapter-end terminology notes, or glossary entries when the original term is useful but not immediately needed in the sentence.
• During random spot-check, use --profile auto or --profile academic; auto detects this profile when copied into a book project.

Done Definition

• Every chapter has PASS academic readability evidence.
• Every chapter has PASS chapter completion gate evidence.
• No unresolved item says the reader cannot understand the argument.
• No reader-facing body text contains avoidable source-term parentheses or unexplained foreign terms.
• No professional term or formula was weakened for the sake of making the text sound casual.
• npm run review:random-validate:pass passes when used as part of release/private artifact closure.