A Mistake in OS X Lion(simple chinese)

Open Finder , According to icons display,then press Command + J to bring up the settings window, the second line error
notice the second line ,obviously it should be:" 以图标显示方式浏览“ not ”以图标方显示式浏览“

The place you need to report this and other mistakes is
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