I know this may sounds like a duplicate question, but that's because I don't know how to describe this question properly.
For some reason I got a bunch of unicode string like this:
a = u'\xcb\xea'
As you can see, it's actually bytes representation of a Chinese character, encoding in gbk
>>> print(b'\xcb\xea'.decode('gbk'))
岁
u'岁' is what I need, but I don't know how to convert u'\xcb\xea' to b'\xcb\xea'.
Any suggestions?
It's not really a bytes representation, it's still unicode codepoints. They are the wrong codepoints, because it was decoded from bytes as if it was encoded to Latin-1.
Encode to Latin 1 (whose codepoints map one-on-one to bytes), then decode as GBK:
a.encode('latin1').decode('gbk')
Demo:
>>> a = u'\xcb\xea'
>>> a.encode('latin1').decode('gbk')
u'\u5c81'
>>> print a.encode('latin1').decode('gbk')
岁
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