Hi everyone, I’m back! 我回来了！ただいま! For the past five weeks, I was visiting family in Shenzhen, China and travelling in …
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Chin Communications Scholarship for Chinese Translators
In 2012, to celebrate 20 years in the ‘translation’ business, Chin Communications established its Mandarin Translation scholarship together with Monash …
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A Golden Age of China – Gold for Language Learners Too
A Golden Age of China – the exhibition at Melbourne’s NGV about the A Golden Age of China has been …
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Better Understanding – Putting our Mouth where our Money is
Written by Kate Ritchie “It’s not a question of choosing China or choosing America. It’s a question of choosing a …
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Perfect Wrap Up for 2014: Chin Interpreting Team in Action Interpreting for President Xi
After a good rest, the Chin team is rejuvenated and ready for another productive year! Nevertheless we think it is important …
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Chin Immersed in Arts and Cultural Projects in 2014
Driver and Wipers … Seven Intellectuals in a Bamboo Forest … We’ve been particularly impressed at the engagement of cultural …
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A Great Sister Act – Dividends from Victoria and China as 35 Year Milestone Celebrated; Mandarin Interpreters On Song
The sisters (and brothers) were all in fine voice this week when Victoria was on show to a large Chinese …
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A Chinese Translator’s View from the inside at Chin Central by Shan Ying Li
Shan was offered a placement at Chin from our Monash University Scholarship Program last year. At the end of her …
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Wine Reflects Life: The Challenges Of Wine Translation in Chinese
Chin Communications Applied Patience To Create The Rewards Of Patience Masterpiece For Penfolds “It goes like a ferrari!” and a …
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What it takes to earn a spot as part of our team at Chin? – Part Two
As promised, we’ve invited Marcus to share his experience working at Chin Communications as part of the above series. (To …
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