If you're using Safari browser on your Mac or iOS device and find the English interface cumbersome, you can easily change it to display in Chinese. This guide will walk you through the steps to set up Safari in Chinese, making it more user-friendly for Chinese-speaking users.

Check Your System Language

Before changing the Safari interface language, ensure that your system language is set to Chinese. To check and change your system language, follow these steps:

1. On your Mac, go to the Apple menu and select System Preferences.\

2. Click on Language & Region.\

3. In the Language section, click the + button and select Chinese.\

4. Drag Chinese to the top of the list to set it as the primary language.

5. Close the System Preferences window.

Change Safari Language

Once your system language is set to Chinese, you can change the Safari browser language:

1. Open Safari on your Mac or iOS device.

2. On Mac, go to Safari in the menu bar and select Preferences.\

3. On iOS, tap the Settings app, then scroll down and tap Safari.\

4. In the Preferences or Settings menu, click or tap on Language.\

Select Chinese Language

After opening the Language settings in Safari:

1. On Mac, you will see a list of available languages. Select Chinese (Simplified) or Chinese (Traditional) depending on your preference.

2. On iOS, you will see a list of languages. Scroll down and select Chinese (Simplified) or Chinese (Traditional).\

Apply Changes

After selecting the Chinese language, apply the changes:

1. On Mac, click OK in the Preferences window to save the changes.

2. On iOS, tap Done in the Settings app to save the changes.

Verify the Change

To ensure that the change has been applied successfully:

1. On Mac, open Safari and check if the interface is now displayed in Chinese.

2. On iOS, open Safari and navigate to a webpage to see if the text is displayed in Chinese.

Additional Tips

If you encounter any issues or if the language change doesn't take effect, here are a few additional tips:

1. Restart your device to ensure that all changes are applied.

2. Check for any updates for Safari or your operating system, as updates can sometimes resolve language-related issues.

3. If you're still having trouble, consider resetting Safari to its default settings by going to Safari > Preferences > Advanced on Mac, and then clicking Reset Safari.\

By following these steps, you should be able to successfully change the Safari browser interface to display in Chinese, enhancing your browsing experience on your Apple device.