Chinese Translation Services
by Chinese Translator in Beijing, China
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In Beijing, China, we provide Chinese translation and Mandarin interpretation services by our Chinese translators and Mandarin interpreters in the city of Beijing and its surrounding areas.  We aim to help you with our professional Chinese translation services.

Contact us in Beijing

By email:
info@certifiedchinesetranslation.com

By phone:
+86-95040443569 (English)
+81-13951980176 (Chinese)

Our office:
Floor 3, Building 4, No. 9 Yuan, Dongzhimen Nei Blvd,
Dongcheng District, Beijing

Our Chinese Translators in Beijing, China
Chinese translator in Beijing - Yue
Chinese Translator in Beijing, China - Jiaxi

Beijing Chinese Translator Coordinator: Jane

Jane is a Chinese translator in Beijing.  As one of our Chinese translation teams in Beijing, she coordinates our Chinese translators and Mandarin interpreters in Beijing.  Fluent in English and Chinese, she has had more than 20 years of translation and interpretation experience in the US and China, and more than 10 years of experiences in Beijing. 

She is an asset in our Chinese translation team in Beijing.

 

General Information About Beijing

Beijing, the capital city of China, is a sprawling metropolis steeped in history and cultural significance. As one of the world's oldest continuous cities, Beijing blends its ancient heritage with rapid modernization, creating a fascinating juxtaposition of imperial grandeur and contemporary innovation. The city is renowned for its iconic landmarks such as the historic Forbidden City, once the imperial palace of Chinese dynasties, and the awe-inspiring Great Wall, a UNESCO World Heritage site that stretches across rugged landscapes north of the city.

Beijing's cultural landscape is rich and diverse, encompassing traditional Chinese arts, including opera and martial arts, alongside cutting-edge contemporary art galleries and museums. Its culinary scene offers a tantalizing array of regional Chinese cuisines, from Peking duck to street food delights found in bustling markets like Wangfujing. Beyond its historical and cultural attractions, Beijing is also a global hub for business, technology, and education, drawing visitors and expatriates from around the world to experience its unique blend of ancient traditions and modern developments.