Ao Sun

In our increasingly interconnected world, where communication transcends geographical and cultural boundaries, the role of language professionals is more crucial than ever. Among these professionals, translators and interpreters stand out as indispensable conduits of cross-cultural understanding and communication. Have you ever marveled at a foreign speaker’s fluency during a live translation, or savored the nuances

1.Character Placement Standing at the foot of the Great Wall, gazing at its magnificent serpent-like coil against the sky, you whip out your phone, eager to share this awe-inspiring moment with the world. But translating your heartfelt caption from Chinese to English suddenly feels like scaling that very wall…blindfolded. Yes, Chinese to English translation can

Chinese using logographic characters and tones, while Japanese employs Chinese characters alongside syllabic scripts and pitch accents, resulting in distinct linguistic systems despite historical and cultural interactions.