when import *CSV within chinese character, it appears issues for garbled,how to solve this?thks

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Start by reproducing the reported fread("G:/wyu.csv", encoding = "UTF-8") import with the Chinese-character CSV shown in the issue. Check how the imported text is displayed and compare the result with the file's actual encoding; done means the Chinese column names and values are read without garbling.

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encoding fread

yu1 <- fread("G:/wyu.csv",encoding = "UTF-8")

\u4e95\u53f7 Y X
1: \u77f3\u53575 505 1548
2: \u767e71 509 1538
3: \u68c0117 505 1533
4: \u53f012 488 1561
5: \u7ea2\u6d451 503 1532
6: \u53f053 488 1561

\u8bd5\u6cb9\u5c42\u4f4d \u9876\u754c\u6df1\u5ea6
1: J1S 2874.0
2: T22 1773.0
3: S7-2 656.5
4: J2x 2316.4
5: J3-1 226.0
6: J2t 2176.0

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