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English to Chinese: How Will China Weather the Financial Storm? 金融风暴来袭，中国将何以安度难关？ General field: Bus/Financial Detailed field: Finance (general)
Source text - English When the global financial storm began to gather a year ago, China appeared to be a nation that was well supplied with raincoats. The economy was growing at double-digit rates, Chinese banks had little overseas exposure to the credit crisis, and the country's $1.9 trillion in hard-currency reserves stood as a vast emergency fund that could be drawn upon in the event of trouble. Just two months ago, while giant Wall Street and European banks were crumbling, China was relishing its role as host of the Olympic Games as the world paid tribute to its years of remarkable, seemingly unstoppable economic progress. The raincoats, it turns out, have holes in them. With the chances for a global recession increasing, it's becoming clear that not even the world's fastest-growing major economy can avoid a pronounced slowdown. Any remaining hopes to the contrary were dashed recently when China's National Bureau of Statistics released the country's latest economic data: in the third quarter, GDP growth had slipped to 9%, the slowest quarterly pace since 2003. Meanwhile, estimates for 2009 growth are being slashed to as low as 8%, which would be a dramatic deceleration from last year's 12% rate and would rank as China's worst results since 1999. It's pretty clear why China is hitting the skids. The country's economic transformation over the past 25 years has led a great wave of globalization during which the mainland's once small and isolated economy became much bigger and deeply integrated into global commerce — making it more exposed to the business cycles of its big trading partners like the U.S. "The huge elephant in the China shop is the slowing global economy," says Merrill Lynch Asia economist T.J. Bond, who cites an obvious reason: China's manufacturing sector, which accounts for 43% of China's GDP, depends heavily upon sales to the West. Some 40% of China's exports go to the U.S. and Europe, and with potentially deep recessions setting in there, economists are slashing the country's trade projections. Bond estimates that China's export growth rate will fall to 10% in 2009 from 21% this year. For the revved-up mainland, that's a frightening plunge.	Translation - Chinese 一年前，全球金融风暴初露端倪时，中国好似准备好了多件“雨衣”。当时，中国经济正以两位数的速度增长；海外信贷危机对中国银行的影响甚微；此外，中国1.9万亿美元的硬通货储备可作为超大额紧急备用金，一旦中国经济陷入困境，即可启用。就在两个月前，当华尔街金融巨鳄们和欧洲银行风雨飘摇之际，中国正沉醉在08年奥运会主办国的风光无限之中，享受着全世界对其多年来造就的，看似势不可挡的经济神话的追捧和称颂。可没想到，“雨衣”上也会有洞。随着全球经济衰退的可能性不断增大，中国这个全球增长最快的主要经济体也逃脱不了长时间的经济放缓，这已逐渐成为不争的事实。仅存的最后一线希望也随着中国国家统计局最近公布的最新国民经济统计数据而宣告破灭：08年第三季度，中国GDP增长下滑至9%，这是自2003年以来最慢的季度增幅。与此同时，09年经济增长预期也下调至仅8%，对比07年12%的增幅，这将是大幅减速，并将成为中国自1999年来的最低增幅。中国经济为何下滑？原因显而易见：中国过去25年的经济转轨引领着国际化浪潮，使中国大陆这个曾经孤立的小经济体迅速崛起，并投入到全球经济高度一体化进程 ---- 使其像美国那样受主要贸易伙伴的经济周期影响。美林证券亚洲经济学家T. J. Bond 认为，“不断放缓的全球经济就像瓷器店里的大象。”他引述了一组很说明问题的数据：占中国GDP 43%的制造业很大程度上依赖于向西方国家出口，中国40%的出口产品销往美国和欧洲国家。而眼看着欧美国家正酝酿着大萧条，经济学家对中国的贸易预期也大打折扣。Bond 预计09年中国出口增幅将从08年的21%降至10%，而这种骤然下滑对于重新崛起的中国大陆而言将十分可怕。
Chinese to English: SAP Trainning Proposal / SAP 培训提案 General field: Tech/Engineering Detailed field: SAP
Source text - Chinese 1.企业管理层。此类培训对象需充分理解ERP及SAP的宏观理念，从而支持并推进ERP工程在企业内部的安排及实施（SAP一级课程）。 2.关键用户层。此类培训对象既要了解SAP的宏观概念，更要充分理解与玖龙集团公司门业务相关的具体SAP模块的功能概况，从而在做项目规划的进程中，与外部实施方共同定义企业的项目蓝图（SAP一级和二级课程）。 3.技术骨干层。此类培训对象基于对SAP一、二级课程的理解，熟悉SAP某一特定模块的功能详解，从而与外部项目实施方共同工作，为后续长期独立支持企业内部项目实施奠定基础。（SAP一级，二级，三级课程以及SAP顾问学院课程）	Translation - English 1.Corporate management: These trainees need to fully understand the overall concept of ERP and SAP so as to support and promote arrangements for and implementation of ERP project in the enterprise (SAP Level A Course). 2.Key users: These trainees need to understand the overall concept of SAP, and also fully understand the functions of specific SAP modules in relation to the operations of ND Paper, thus enabling them the ability to define the corporate project blueprint together with the external project implementer during the process of project planning (SAP Level B Course). 3.Backbone technical talents: These trainees are required to familiarize themselves with the functions of a specific SAP module based on trainings received during SAP Level A & B Courses, thus enabling them to work collaboratively with the external project implementer and lay a solid foundation for independently providing long-term follow-up support for project implementation in the enterprise (SAP Level A, B & C Courses and SAP Academy Training).
Chinese to English: Auto Industry 汽车产业 General field: Bus/Financial Detailed field: Automotive / Cars & Trucks
Source text - Chinese 评价我国汽车产业国际竞争力水平，需要选择一个标准并以此衡量竞争力水平。由于国外汽车产业的数据基础薄弱，我们无法拿我国汽车产业国际竞争力的每项指标计算结果与美国、日本、德国等汽车产业发达国家的对应指标进行逐一比较，而是选择每项指标对应的全球汽车行业最大值作为参照标准进行比较，而全球汽车行业相应指标的最大值也通常来自于美国、日本、德国等汽车产业发达国家。从总的结果来看，若发达国家汽车产业的国际竞争力最大值为100分，则我国汽车产业国际竞争力的分值为47.63分，尚不及发达国家汽车产业国际竞争力最大值的一半，表明我国汽车产业国际竞争力与发达国家的水平相比还有很大差距。通过一级指标的比较可以找出我国与发达国家汽车产业在主要方面存在的差距。从一级指标的比较结果来看，我国汽车产业环境竞争力的分值为59.13，产业组织竞争力的分值为43.50，产业创新竞争力的分值为38.68，产业国际绩效竞争力的分值为10.01（见图30）。比较结果可以看出，我国汽车产业环境竞争力与汽车产业发达国家的差距最小，产业国际绩效竞争力的差距最大。此结果一方面说明我国汽车产业发展环境经过多年的培育已经得到很大程度的改善，为汽车产业竞争力的提高奠定了良好的国内基础；另一方面也说明我国汽车产业竞争能力的提升还没有突破国家的界限，在参与国际竞争方面还没有显露出很强的竞争优势。	Translation - English Certain criteria are needed for the assessment on the international competitiveness of China’s auto industry. Owing to inadequate data of overseas auto industry, it is almost impossible to make a comparison between each indicator of the international competitiveness of China’s auto industry and that of the U.S.A, Japan, Germany and other countries with a highly developed auto industry. Hence, the maximum values of all indicators of the global automotive industry, with the aforementioned countries as primary contributors, are selected as the evaluation criteria. From the overall perspective, the international competitiveness of China’s auto industry stands at 47.63 points as compared to the assumed maximum value of 100 points of developed countries with auto giants. This score, shy of half of the comparison indicator, indicates that China still lags far behind developed countries in terms of the international competitiveness of the auto industry. Major disparities can be concluded through a comparison of Grade 1 Index, with the competitiveness of China’s auto industry in industry environment, industry organization, innovation and international performance at 59.13, 43.50, 38.68 and 10.01 respectively (See Fig. 30). According to the comparison results, China has closed the gap with developed countries in auto industry environment, but lags farthest behind in terms of its international performance. This, on the one hand, shows that the domestic industry environment has greatly improved after years of development, thus laying a solid foundation for enhancing the industry’s competitiveness in the domestic auto market; on the other hand, it reveals the fact that the national boundary hasn’t been broken and the industry still lacks a competitive edge in the international marketplace.
English to Chinese: Psychoanalysis and culture 精神分析与文化 General field: Social Sciences Detailed field: Psychology
Source text - English In Totem and Taboo (1913) Freud studied the resemblances between the mental life of savages and neurotics. Among other ideas, he explained that like neurotic, primitive peoples feel ambivalent about most people in their lives, but will not admit this consciously to themselves. They will not admit that as much as they love their mother, or their father, there are things about them they hate. The suppressed parte of this ambivalence (the hate parts) are projected onto others. In the case of natives, the hateful aspects are projected onto the totem, so they can think: I do not want my mother to die, the totem wanted her to die. This ambivalence can also include the relationship of citizens to their ruler or figures of authority. Another important idea of this book is about animism. The animistic mode of thinking is governed by what Freud called the omnipotence of thoughts, a projection of inner mental life onto the external world. This imaginary construction of reality can be seen not only in primitive people but also in neurotic and mainly delusional or psychotic disorders. As we will see this can also be found in religions, as well as in situations in which a social group or nation consider another group or nation as enemy, without any objective evidence.	Translation - Chinese 在《图腾与禁忌》(1913)中，弗洛伊德研究了原始人和神经病患者思维模式的相似之处。弗洛伊德在书中阐述的一个观点就是原始人（就如同神经病患者一样）对其生活中的大多数人充满矛盾情绪，但又不会自觉地自我承认这一点。他们不会承认尽管爱着自己的父母，但父母身上仍然有其怨恨之处。这种矛盾心理中被压抑的部分（怨恨的部分）则被投射到他人/事物身上。土著人就把这种怨恨情绪投射到图腾上，因此他们就可以这样认为：不是我想让母亲死，而是图腾想让她死。这种矛盾也可以体现在公民和统治者/权威人物之间的关系上。书中的另一个重要思想是关于万物有灵论。这种思维模式受弗洛伊德所称的“思想万能论”的主导，是内心世界在外部世界的一种投射。这种对现实的虚拟建构不仅体现在原始人身上，而且神经病患者，尤其是妄想症或精神病患者身上也有。同时，宗教、一个社会群体或国家在没有任何客观证据的情况下将另一个群体或国家视为敌人等情形也属于虚拟建构。
Chinese to English: Tai Chi 太极拳 General field: Art/Literary
Source text - Chinese 登上巍巍长城，在徐徐清风中打一套太极拳，个中体味到的东方哲学韵味和高尚情趣正是迷恋和热爱中国功夫的外国人所向往的。包括太极拳在内的中国功夫吸收了中国传统文化儒、道、佛家学说的精髓，突破了搏击中力量决定胜负的传统观念，蕴涵着一种东方古典的礼仪道德和修养，成为外国人开启中国传统文化之门的一把神奇钥匙。	Translation - English For foreigners fascinated by and obsessed with Chinese Kung Fu, what a rewarding experience it is to ascend the towering Great Wall, play Tai Chi in the gentle breeze and savor the oriental philosophy and lofty sentiment. Chinese Kung Fu, Tai Chi being a genre of it, has become a magic key for foreigners to open the door of traditional Chinese culture, as it embodies the essence of Confucian, Taoist and Buddhist doctrines, abandons the traditional concept of overpowering strength in fighting and reflects the classical ethics, etiquettes and cultivation in oriental China.
Chinese to English: 春季预防河豚鱼中毒 General field: Medical Detailed field: Medical (general)
Source text - Chinese 　　河豚鱼中毒的潜伏期很短，短至10-30分钟，长至3-6小时发病。发病急，来势凶猛。开始时手指、口唇、舌尖发麻或刺痛，然后恶心、呕吐、腹痛、腹泻、四肢麻木无力、身体摇摆、走路困难，严重者全身麻痹瘫痪、有语言障碍、呼吸困难、血压下降、昏迷，中毒严重者最后多死于呼吸衰竭。如果抢救不及时，中毒后最快的10分钟内死亡，最迟4-6小时死亡。有报告显示，日本人河豚鱼中毒病死率为61.5%。	Translation - English The incubation period of globefish poisoning can be as short as 10-30 minutes, other patients start to show symptoms of onset within 3-6 hours. The acute onset is sweepingly powerful, starting with symptoms of numbness or tingling of fingers, the lip, and the tip of the tongue, then comes nausea, vomiting, abdominal pain, diarrhea, limb weakness and numbness, body swaying and walking difficulties, graver symptoms include general paralysis, language barriers, breathing difficulties, dropping blood pressure and coma. Those with severe poisoning mostly die of respiratory failure. Without prompt rescue measures, patients can die within 10 minutes, or at most 4-6 hours since toxication. Reports say that mortality rate of globefish poisoning in Japan is as high as 61.5%.
Chinese to English: 《孩子快抓紧妈妈的手》Dear, Don’t Let Go of My Hand General field: Art/Literary Detailed field: Poetry & Literature
Source text - Chinese 《孩子快抓紧妈妈的手》　　 --为汶川地震死去的孩子们而作　　 --作者不详　　孩子快　　抓紧妈妈的手去天堂的路　　太黑了妈妈怕你碰了头快抓紧妈妈的手让妈妈陪你走妈妈怕天堂的路太黑我看不见你的手自从倒塌的墙把阳光夺走我再也看不见你柔情的眸孩子你走吧前面的路再也没有忧愁没有读不完的课本和爸爸的拳头你要记住我和爸爸的摸样来生还要一起走妈妈别担忧天堂的路有些挤有很多同学朋友我们说不哭哪一个人的妈妈都是我们的妈妈哪一个孩子都是妈妈的孩子没有我的日子你把爱给活的孩子吧妈妈你别哭泪光照亮不了我们的路让我们自己慢慢的走妈妈我会记住你和爸爸的模样记住我们的约定来生一起走	Translation - English Dear, Don’t Let Go of My Hand For Deceased Kids in Wenchuan Earthquake Writer Anonymous 　　 My dear, Come hold my hand, For the journey to Heaven Is way too dark Dear, Mind your head Come to me, Hold my hand I am here by your side 　　 Gosh! The journey to Heaven Is way too dark Mom, Where is your hand? The moment when Walls fell down Shadowing the rays of the sun, I have lost sight of Your gentle gaze 　　 My child, Now it’s time The journey ahead Is free of worry, No textbooks awaiting No blows from your dad Do remember How your dad and I look like For we have a promise of eternity 　　 Mom Don’t be so The journey to Heaven isn’t lonely Friends and classmates are here with me We have agreed Not to cry Other moms will take care of us For we are all their kids Mom, now you can love other kids The way you loved me 　　 Mom, please Don’t cry Tears cannot light up Our journey to Heaven Let us Say goodbye Mom, You and dad are etched in my mind. Remember our promise Of eternity…
English to Chinese: Film script General field: Art/Literary Detailed field: Cinema, Film, TV, Drama
Source text - English A child cries as it loses its mother momentarily in the crowded marketplace. Villagers in modest dress weave through the small walkways, where vendors are set up selling goods-produce, pottery, weaponry, clothing, livestock. Mulan, now clearly a poor village girl, disinterestedly sells woven shawls alongside a one-armed older man, her father HUA HU. As Hu encourages one passerby to take a closer look, Mulan is distracted by a growing commotion taking place behind her father’s stand. With Hu distracted, Mulan slips out to take a closer look. A circle of IMPERIAL GUARDS surround two filthy, malnourished PEASANT PRISONERS. Both hold rusty swords. IMPERIAL GUARD #1 Whoever wins earns his freedom. The other dies a thief's death. PEASANT #1 I stole nothing. IMPERIAL GUARD #1 Liar. When you steal from the Emperor’s fields you steal from the Emperor. You steal from China. Now you will die for China. PEASANT #1 Please. I have two sons. IMPERIAL GUARD #1 And now they have no father. Take it as a lesson. All of you. Peasant #2 takes a swipe at Peasant #1. Immediately, a MASKED OFFICER steps into the circle and easily disarms both peasants. He whips off his mask to reveal ZIRU, 27, a captain of the Imperial Guard. He is a handsome, lean, imposing figure. He collects the swords. ZIRU Enough. Ziru throws the swords at the feet of the guard. Mulan smiles. PEASANT #1 (prostrating himself) Thank you, sir. You are most— He is cut off as Ziru hits the peasant hard across the face. ZIRU No one is forgiving you of anything. You will serve your country. At the wall. The peasant’s face falls. Mulan is startled as she feels her shoulder grasped from behind. HUA HU (sternly) Mulan. MULAN I was just— HUA HU (skeptically) Yes, I can tell. (then) No one is buying shawls today. Let’s close up. Hua Hu has piled their wares on Piao, the family’s white mare. Mulan takes the horse’s reins, patting the animal affectionately. MULAN (muttering to Piao) No one is ever buying our shawls, are they Piao? (beat, more seriously) Why can’t they just stay on their side of the wall? HUA HU It’s their job to protect the Emperor. And us. Mulan scoffs as she holds up a stick as if it were a sword. MULAN I don’t need their protection. HUA HU Mulan, please. A FISH VENDOR notices Mulan’s pose. VENDOR Hua Hu. Your daughter’s planning to enlist? Hua Hu ignores the comment. HUA HU Something tells me she might not have the balls. The vendor laughs crudely and goes back to his work. Mulan makes a start before Hu blocks her way. He gives her a “not worth it” look before he continues walking. Mulan follows for a couple steps then picks up a stone and turns back toward the vendor. She hurls the stone at a shelf holding a bucket of fish. The bucket overturns on top of the shocked vendor. Mulan runs after her father, who has had his back turned the entire time. After a moment— HUA HU Good shot. Mulan throws her arms around her father as they walk into the fields.	Translation - Chinese 一个一会儿寻不着母亲的小孩在熙熙攘攘的市集中哇哇大哭。并不宽敞的街道上衣着朴素的村民们来来往往，商贩们正在热火朝天地叫卖农产品、陶器、兵器、服装、家畜等货物。一身贫寒农家女孩打扮的木兰和一个年长的独臂人（木兰之父花虎）一起在卖编织的披风，但显然她并不感兴趣。花虎正招揽一个路人过来仔细瞧瞧时，木兰发现父亲货摊后的喧闹声越来越大。她趁父亲不注意时赶紧溜过去瞧个究竟。一队御林军中间押着两个脏兮兮、面露菜色，农民模样的囚犯。这两个囚犯手中都拿着生锈的剑。御林军#1 谁赢了就放谁。谁要是输了就是小偷，就得受死。农夫#1 冤枉啊，我什么也没偷。御林军#1 你撒谎！你从皇上的领地偷东西就等于偷皇上的东西。你从中国偷东西，现在你得把命献出来。农夫#1 求求您！我家里还有两个儿子。御林军#1 他们很快就要没爹了。大家听着，这就是你们的榜样。农夫#2向农夫#1狠狠地挥了一拳。这时，一个戴面具的军官走过来轻而易举地就把他俩给制服了。他摘下面具，露出面孔 ------ 是27岁的御林军统领子儒。他身材修长、面目英俊、仪表堂堂。子儒将两人的剑收了起来。子儒：够了！子儒将剑扔到御林军脚边。木兰笑了。农夫#1（跪下）：谢谢长官！您太 ------ 他话音未落，子儒一拳挥过去，重重地打到他脸上。子儒：你犯的罪可没有免。罚你去修长城，为国效命。农夫的脸沉了下来。木兰感觉后面有人抓住她的肩膀，不觉一惊。花虎（严厉地）：木兰！木兰：我只是 ----- 花虎（将信将疑地）：嗯，我都看到了。（接着说）今天一个披风也没卖出去。我们这就收摊吧。花虎把货物都驼在他家的母白马“飘”身上。木兰手握缰绳，亲昵地拍着飘。木兰（对飘细声说）：都没有人买我们的披风，这可怎么办啊？（一顿，语气变得严肃起来）御林军为何会到这儿来？花虎：他们是为了皇上的安全起见，也是为了保护我们。木兰冷笑一声，拿起一根棍子像剑一样比划了一下。木兰：我才不需要他们保护。花虎：木兰…… 一个鱼贩看到了木兰摆的架势。鱼贩：花虎，你女儿也要参军？花虎没有理会他的话。花虎：我猜她不会有这个胆。鱼贩憨厚地笑了笑，又回头卖鱼去了。木兰正要给他个教训，花虎把她拦住了。花虎向木兰使了个眼神，示意她不值得这么做，就又继续往前赶路。木兰跟着走了几步，捡起块石头转身走向鱼贩。她把石头朝货架上的鱼桶一扔，鱼桶给打翻了，正好压在惊魂未定的鱼贩身上。花虎一直背对着，没有转过身来。木兰赶紧追了上去，这时------ 花虎：好准头。木兰一把抱住父亲，父女俩一起向田野走去。

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Years of translation experience: 6. Registered at ProZ.com: Jan 2011.

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Chinese to English (China CATTI Translation and Interpretation, verified)
English to Chinese (China CATTI Translation and Interpretation, verified)

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Microsoft Excel, Microsoft Word, Powerpoint, SDL TRADOS

http://www.proz.com/profile/1351336

English (DOC), Chinese (DOC)

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About me

Over SIX years' professional experience;
100% on-time delivery, high quality and client loyality;
Holder of CATTI Translation and Interpretation Certification;
Worked on projects servicing 2008 Beijing Olympic Games, World Expo Shanghai 2010, Beijing's bid for World Design City, financial software implementation, and a lot more;

Keywords: English to Chinese translator, conference interpreter, liason interpreter, marketing, finance, SAP localization, website localization, human resources, management, speeches, scripts, academic papers, and social sciences

Profile last updated
Jun 2, 2011

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