The Study Report about Interpretation Course
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In today's world of deepening globalization, in order to realize the great rejuvenation of the Chinese nation and promote the common prosperity of all mankind, it is necessary to increase the intensity of Sino-foreign exchanges. Marxism believes that social existence determines social consciousness, and language is the product of human society. In the process of foreign business and cultural exchanges, interpreters build a bridge for people who speak different languages to communicate with each other. With the initial formation of the pattern of “all-round, multi-level and wide-ranging" opening to the outside world, the economic and trade exchanges and cultural exchanges between China and other countries are becoming more and more frequent, and the demand for interpreters is increasing, which greatly promotes the process of professionalization of interpretation. In view of this, the author writes the relative study report about interpretation course to tease out the development of the interpretation and point out what should be done in the practice of interpretation.
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