China is one of the most powerful economies in the world, alongside the USA, with more and more companies looking to expand internationally – which requires an effective localisation of their products, services and communications.

This growth of the country and its influence on the world has been largely responsible for the development of the translation market in China and translation services from and to the country’s language, Mandarin.

The university teaching of translation methods to the younger generation of Chinese is being developed to follow this trend. On the other hand, the contracting of foreign translators for translation and interpretation in China is on the rise.

How do these interpreters and translators live in China? How do they contribute to greater understanding among nations and to the expansion of Mandarin as a language? More.

See: TraductaNet

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