The word in the principle of computer organization is equal to four bytes, which is correct.

The word in the principle of computer organization is the unit of storage space. It is the same as the "character" of Chinese characters, but it is not a thing at all and has nothing to do with it.

In ascii code, one English character accounts for one byte;

An int type occupies 4 bytes, one byte is 8 bits, and one bit is a 0 or a1;

In the coding of some Chinese characters, one Chinese character takes up 2 bytes, and individual rare words will take up more bytes.