Blog Tag - Translation
Aside from getting a bank account, phone number, and apartment in Beijing, one challenge every expat faces – especially those attending university...
Humankind now speaks more than 5,000 languages, which as anyone who has traveled or lived in a foreign country can attest to, makes life more...
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With temperatures still firmly below zero, there’s no better poem to comment on than Li Haipeng’s ‘Winter Monogatari’, translated by Henry Zhang....
Hello everybody! Dropping temperatures are the perfect excuse to curl up with a hot beverage and some great poetry, right? I'd like to introduce you...
WeChat recently released a slew of updates, including a few major changes. China’s most popular social platform started its global expansion a long...
Dear friends and colleagues,
It has recently come to my attention that translation can be a lucrative business and that some people, like...
Your friendly neighborhood wet market offers delicious varieties of delectable gourds that are not only flavorful, but also easy on the pocket....
The landlord has shown up and want her place back. Whatever way it happens you out looking for another apartment (possibly in our Classifieds). Once...
The rise of phone-based optical Chinese character recognition is a dream come true for us laowai. I've been using Pleco's USD 14.95 OCR add-on for...
“Translation is the art of failure” said Umberto Eco. As depressing as it may sound, it’s also completely true. Looking through the many lists of...
Part of the fun of learning Chinese is being made fun of. That’s my view, anyway.
Being tone-deaf with a Midwestern drawl in a tonal language does...