CHINESE TRANSLATION SPECIALISTS

Take note of China’s holidays for 2012 and plan your visits around them – you don’t want to waste a visit because your target audience was holidaying!
Check out what the Dragon Year has in store: http://www.chincommunications.com.au/chinesenewyear.php

Today the body responsible for accrediting translators and interpreters in Australia – the National Accreditation Authority for Translators and Interpreters (NAATI) – has been forced to suspend its Chinese testing program due to its tests being found on social media! Have you been a victim of a dodgy translator? How would you even know – not until the deal turns sour or litigation ensues perhaps. There is a lot more to choosing the right Chinese Translator than NAATI accreditation.

The Australia New Zealand School of Government and Alan Fels Team showcases how to run a serious training program with outcomes and leading to repeat business – the key to its success is the use of highly skilled Simultaneous Interpreters

With paintings worth millions, this collection of contemporary Chinese art which opened on Friday 30 September and runs until 29 January 2012 is a must see. The National Museum in Canberra is hosting A New Horizon from the National Art Museum of China.  The 70 plus works reflect the monumental changes in China from happy [...]

Building relationships with Chinese colleagues, doing business in Asia or Australia with Chinese and you mustn’t miss the opportunity to celebrate this second most important festival on the Chinese calendar – Mid-Autumn or the Moon Festival. Buy some moon cakes and give them to your colleagues and partners and wish them a happy festival with their families.

“If we think the changes of the last 30 years have been dramatic, this I believe is only a foretaste of what is to come”, said Kevin Rudd and China’s West promises just that. Australian businesses need to shift their focus and find out more.

It seems everyone has one eye on China now – no matter what type of business, but where are the opportunities going to be and in what sectors? Over 100 businesses have joined the Australia China 2.0 Mission. Trade Minister Emerson is leading this group of entrepreneurs, educators, sustainability and design experts as well as [...]

China had 50% of the world economy in the Ming Dynasty. Present estimates have China back at this level by about 2050. Isn’t it time you thought about engaging with China?

Just think, what will China need to build 50,000 new skyscrapers? The opportunity remains huge and Australian businesses need to get their skates on.

A new mission to second tier cities headed by Ministers Rudd and Emerson will present many new opportunities in cities that are about to boom. Rudd’s message though should not be underestimated – the importance of getting the right language and culture support on your team. That’s why Chin Communications’s Charles Qin has been engaged to assist the Ministers on the trip as Mandarin Interpreter. We can help you with your Chinese translation needs as well for the Mission or at any time.

Hang on, I didn’t order a brown veneer – it was the shiraz! So much for handing over your important wine labels to unqualified, inexperienced translators. This is the type of stuff we see regularly produced in China to sell your wine! Wine language is complex and specialised and if you truly want to sell your wines in China, please ensure good translations are used – and that is just the starting point.

Whether it is Chinese tourists or Chinese wine drinkers – the potential is huge, and you don’t want to risk missing out on some of the riches. Getting your content in Chinese is a key factor.