I am so sorry for late reply. The document has no problem. If I change the name from Chinese characters to English letters, then it can compile without problem.
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If I use precompiled file, even in command line, pdflatex can't compile tex file with chinese file name. So now, it seems a pure pdflatex problem, Texstudio is OK. Thank you for your constantly attention : )
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Oh, the error message image is here http://postimg.org/image/qewzoqy37/
Works here. Are you sure it's the filename and not something else? Did you try to save the same file with an ASCII fileaname in the same location?
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I am so sorry for late reply. The document has no problem. If I change the name from Chinese characters to English letters, then it can compile without problem.
Does it work if you run the pdflatex command directly on the command line?
If so, please provide an example file (it's difficult for us to get the same chinese characters typed as in your example).
Last edit: Tim Hoffmann 2015-12-14
Oh, I found the problem when I preparing the example file.
I used precompiled file in my tex file according to this post http://tex.stackexchange.com/questions/79493/ultrafast-pdflatex-with-precompiling
If I use precompiled file, even in command line, pdflatex can't compile tex file with chinese file name. So now, it seems a pure pdflatex problem, Texstudio is OK. Thank you for your constantly attention : )