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I have tow var looks like some string. but the output show unicode, and output1 show right charactor. All typeof is string.

        const output = stdout.match(/"dst":"(.*)"/)[1];
        log('xxx=>', output, typeof output);    // xxx=>, \u6536\u5230, string
        const output1 = '\u6536\u5230';
        log('xxx=>', output1, typeof output1); // xxx=>, 收到, string
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\ characters have special meaning (they are escape sequences) in string literals in JS source code.

They don't have special meaning in external input.

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I guess the question becomes “how do you convert the string to JS escape sequences”?

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