I want to know why "Word('zhiying') == Word('navaln')" is true?

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Because your __new__ method returns None for any word with no space in it. Probably you want to unindent the return statement. You can even see this problem in your console output — when you try len(Word('zhiying')) you get an error about NoneType.

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