To be a professional translator/interpreter What you shouldn’t do to your client
As an international trading business lady, I met many foreigners both at work and on holiday. Recently, one of my foreign friend told me a
Experience Sharing
Share your experiences, thoughts about interpreting, sourcing, tour guiding etc.
A convenient place for Muslim people in Guangzhou
As a muslim, the most troublesome thing may probably is eating. Guangzhou is famous for eating but most of them are not
Travelling to More Than One City?
I’ve heard from customers a lot that they are travelling to more than one city and want a suggestion from me whether he should hire
Cultural Shock Shocks in Many Ways
Clients come from every corner of the world and each with his/her unique cultural background. Generally we know a little bit about the so-called western
A Funny Experience During Canton Fair
Interpreters work with people, who are of various characters. The longer you work, the more people you meet, the more funny things fall upon your
Guangzhou interpreter, translator, business assistant, tour guide
Hi there, this is James Wang saying hello to you from Guangzhou, China. For an escort translator & interpreter working primarily in Guangzhou and neighboring
Translator or Interpreter, Both Lonely Jobs
When we put up ads on the Internet to seek interpreting opportunities, we specifically place both Translator and Interpreter in the title, which means we
Suppliers or Wholesale Market?
Clients coming to Guangzhou, China, usually know where to find the supplies they need and contact their local agents or temporary interpreters only to establish
Each Language Is A Window
Henry, a French leather goods maker who runs a medium-sized business in Moldova, came to me and asked for my assistance. He had actually been