In all crafting stations, there is a “for” between the amount to craft and materials need. In Chinese (simplified and traditional) this is translated to “免“, which is used in accient Chinese and appears confusing nowadays. I would suggest to use “需“, “消耗” or “花费“ instead.
Similarly, in Japanese it is “对象”, which might be better to use “作成“ or “必要“; in German it is “für“, which might be better to use “aus”. ( TBH I am not native speaker for these two languages, would need more caution on these suggestions.)
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Can you please show that with a screenshot Lankis? 
Silas
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Thank you for reminding. Sorry for the late reply. Now I added the screenshot in the original post.
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Awesome, if you plan to let us know about more Chinese localization issues, please do so here!
I will forward this one already.
Silas