Chinese-English-Japanese Three-Language Contrastive Tourism Japanese: Chinese-English-Japanese

Author: Liu Jinju Liu Weifeng
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Publish Date: 2000-08-01
Features: This series of books has the following characteristics:
1. Rich content, covering a wide range of topics. The content includes: foreign economic relations, international finance, foreign-related negotiations, conference etiquette, contracts and agreements, CI strategy, domestic and overseas marketing, thesis and reports, documents and correspondence, speeches and presentations, information transmission and processing, telegrams, telephones, telex, fax networks, office secretarial work, tourism and sightseeing, business trips, social etiquette, healthcare, personal letters, and so on, nearly covering everything.
2. Broad readership and strong operability. This series of books can be widely applied to office secretaries in administrative agencies and public institutions, foreign-related public officials, foreign-related business management personnel, public relations personnel in various organizations, scholars and researchers, as well as professionals in fields such as foreign economic relations, international finance, tourism services, and healthcare. It can also serve as required or elective course materials for colleges and universities.
3. Reasonable structure and simplicity. Each volume is self-contained and systematically expands on business practices. Readers can learn Japanese and English vocabulary, grammar, and sentence structures step by step while systematically mastering professional knowledge and related basic skills. At the same time, each chapter is relatively independent, providing a general introduction to basic practices and skills, along with numerous specific examples. Readers can conduct targeted simulations from various angles and make minor modifications when necessary to apply them in practice.
4. Diverse and accurate Japanese-English comparative examples. Readers can learn many professional knowledge and methods for solving specific problems.