Chinese-English-Japanese Three-Language Reference -- Public Relations Japanese

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Features: With the increasing frequency of foreign economic and cultural exchange activities, and as China's entry into the WTO approaches, there is a growing demand for talents proficient in multiple foreign languages and with specialized expertise. Due to specific historical and geographical factors, exchanges between China and Japan in various official and (civilian) capacities account for a significant proportion of China's foreign relations. Industries across the board require a large number of versatile professionals who can skillfully use standard Japanese and handle daily tasks in accordance with international norms. Becoming a multilingual talent proficient in both Japanese and English, with the ability to use all three languages (Chinese, Japanese, and English), has become a new trend in contemporary Chinese society. Currently, the domestic book market lacks suitable reference materials and resources for the learning of Chinese-Japanese-English trilingual talents. To address this gap, we have specifically organized a team of middle-aged and young scholars to compile this series of "Chinese-English-Japanese Practical Examples for Three-Lingual Use," bringing it to the market with the aim of meeting the urgent needs of English enthusiasts and contributing to the cultivation of professional foreign language talents for the country. This series of books has the following characteristics:
1. Rich Content, Broad Scope: The content covers a wide range of areas, including foreign economic and trade, international finance, foreign-related negotiations, conference etiquette, contracts and agreements, CI strategy, domestic and overseas marketing, thesis and reports, documents and certificates, speeches and presentations, information transmission and processing, telegrams, telephone, telex, fax, and the internet, office affairs, tourism, business trips, social etiquette, healthcare, personal correspondence, and more. It is nearly all-encompassing.
2. Wide Audience Base, Strong Practicality: This series of books is widely applicable to office secretaries and administrative staff in government agencies and public institutions, foreign-related business management personnel, public relations professionals in various organizations, scholars and researchers, as well as professionals in fields such as foreign economic and trade, international finance, tourism services, and healthcare. It can also serve as a required or elective course material for universities and colleges or as self-study material. The series is categorized clearly, highly targeted, and focuses on practical knowledge and basic skills. Learners can apply what they learn immediately and use it while studying.
3. Well-Structured, Simple and Practical: Each volume is self-contained and systematically presents business practices in a step-by-step manner. Readers can learn Japanese and English vocabulary, grammar, and sentence structures in a structured and progressive way while systematically mastering professional knowledge and related basic skills. At the same time, each chapter is relatively independent. After providing a general introduction to basic practices and skills, it lists numerous specific examples. Readers can practice targeted simulations from various angles, and when necessary, they can make minor modifications for practical use. Moreover, to facilitate beginners, each chapter lists key terms in Chinese, Japanese, and English, and provides detailed explanations of important vocabulary, phrases, sentence structures, and grammatical phenomena after each section's word list.