Translate morning, translate evening

Author: Mao Ronggui
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Publish Date: 2005-01-01
Features: "Translation Tea House" is another series of translation-related reading materials dedicated to by China Foreign Languages Publishing House, following the "Translation Theory and Practice Series" and "Serial Translation Critique Series." The features of this series are:
1. Theory is integrated into the text, neither pursuing the establishment of a system nor using academic terminology, making it easy and enjoyable to read;
2. The length of the articles is flexible, but most are rich in content, well-written, and reflect the author's extensive translation experience and solid Chinese proficiency;
3. Since these articles reflect the author's personal insights into translation, they are highly individualized and engaging, sparking the reader's interest;
4. Composed of individual articles, the series is convenient to read anytime, allowing readers to pick up and enjoy a piece at will, gaining significant benefits from each;
5. Reading these materials helps both learn English and translation, achieving two goals with one effort. The selected English originals in these books are mostly excellent articles: beautiful in words, beautiful in meaning, and rich in connotation.
The "Translation Tea House" series, composed of captivating short essays, is another fine offering totranslation learners! Translation is the highest realm of English learning; an ideal path for mental training; and the beststone for cultivating linguistic intuition. This book includes 26 articles, divided into three sections: "Strolling," "Wise," and "Rainbow." The articles reflect the author's personal reflections: "There is a path on the mountain of translation because those who climb it are determined warriors; the sea of translation is boundless only because those who cross it are careless travelers."