Author: Si Guo
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Publish Date: 2002-01-01
Features: Over forty academic essays by the essayist and translator Si Guo, discussing both the art and technical aspects of translation. The author believes that learning translation requires effort beyond the translation itself—understanding the cultural differences between the original and translated texts, exploring unrelated disciplines and various languages, and cultivating an unwavering professional spirit. The writing is fluent and elegant, with insightful yet accessible arguments. Each of these pure academic essays is captivating and enjoyable to read again and again.
Translation of the content: "Enter for new line does not need translation, return as it is, all other Chinese should be translated into English: Translation of the Way, Exploration of the Micro"
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