Den 2017-10-16 kl. 17:44, skrev iromise:
> When I use pandoc to transform markdown format table in which there is some
> Chinese character to rst format table,the generated table seems some wrong.

[snip]

> 
> is there any way I can solved it? thanks.
>   
> 

Does it help to replace those spaces you actually have in the 
source with non-breaking spaces? "You can insert a non-breaking 
space in Pandoc Markdown by typing a backslash followed by an 
ordinary space character.

Otherwise setting a high --columns value is the way to go.
If the table in your example is typical --columns=250 would be 
about enough, and shouldn't be a problem on modern screens.
I often need tables with many narrow columns, and then I need to 
set --columns=200 in order to not get unwanted line breaks in the 
middle of (Western script) words.

Moreover this particular table looks like it could profitably be 
reformatted as a definition list, since it has only two columns
(see the attached file!)

/bpj

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