Beiwai Students Won The Championship In The 9th Straits Cross -Strait Translation Contest Finals
Beiwai Students Won The Championship In The 9th Straits Cross -Strait Translation Contest Finals
On May 21, the Ninth Straits Cross -Strait Interpretation Contest Finals was held at the University of Macau. The 2021 Conference Professional Master of the Beijing University of Foreign Languages University of Foreign Languages University was held under the guidance of the teacher Zeng Jianing, the teacher, and won the championship with the total score. .The finals were sponsored by the University of Macau, Xiamen University, and the Education Education Education Evaluation Alliance. The themes were
On May 21, the Ninth Straits Cross -Strait Interpretation Contest Finals was held at the University of Macau. The 2021 Conference Professional Master of the Beijing University of Foreign Languages University of Foreign Languages University was held under the guidance of the teacher Zeng Jianing, the teacher, and won the championship with the total score. (Special prize).
The finals were sponsored by the University of Macau, Xiamen University, and the Education Education Education Evaluation Alliance. The themes were "". A total of 24 district competitions from the mainland, Hong Kong, Macao and Taiwan regions were advanced to participate in the competition. The competition is divided into three links: main interpretation, conference interpretation, and dialogue interpretation. There are 1 prize, 3 first prizes, 8 second prizes, and 12 third prizes. As a player in the promotion of the mainland, Tang Xuewen ranked first in the morning and afternoon of the finals, and won the championship with stable and outstanding performance.
The "Interpretation Competition of the Straits" was included in the National Taiwan Affairs Office of the National Taiwan Affairs Office of Taiwan Affairs Office of Taiwan. As a national academic contest, the competition has an important influence in the field of cross -strait and higher education in Hong Kong and Macao. Since the first contest was successfully held in 2009, more than 2,000 schools/times participating in the competition covered more than 70%of the double -class construction universities in the mainland, as well as all universities that opened translation disciplines in Hong Kong, Macao and Taiwan. The previous competitions have attracted the continuous attention and reports of mainstream media including CCTV, Taiwan Dongsen TV, and Hong Kong Ming Pao.