The students of Heilongjiang Foreign Language Institute have achieved great achievements in the "2022 CATTI National Translation Contest preliminary competition"

Recently, co -sponsored by the National Translation Professional Degrees Education Steering Committee and the China Foreign Literature Agency Translation Institute, the Catti Project Management Center of the China Foreign Literature and Cultural Bureau was announced on April 23, 2022. The Japanese and Korean majors in Heilongjiang Foreign Language Institute have achieved excellent results. The East Language Department of Heilongjiang Foreign Language Institute 2018 Ma Heyuan, Ma Heyuan, and 2020 Qi Tiankun, won the third prize of the college Chinese and Japan (translation) of the university, and the school's East Language Department 2018 Liu Jingchuan students won the third class of the university China and South Korea (translation). The prize, the three successfully advanced to the rematch.

In 2022, the theme of the "CATTI Cup" National Translation Contest is "Tell True, Srey, and Comprehensive China in Foreign Language." The first competition was divided into three types of English, Japanese, and Korean. The number of applicants reached 81,000 and nearly 1,900 participating schools. Among them, more than 6,500 people participated in the Japanese group competition, and more than 3,000 people participated in the Korean group competition. The competition has received widespread attention from all walks of life, especially major universities, and has also received key reports from the media of the translation circle, with far -reaching influence.

In early April 2022, the East language Department of the Heilongjiang Foreign Language Institute in order to strengthen the exchange and cooperation of students in Chinese and foreign, select more outstanding translation talents, and organize students to participate in the competition. To assign the team to the students to guide the team to guide students to improve Japanese language and translation skills in many aspects. The Japanese and Korean major students have continuously improved their translation level through daily professional courses, preparation exercises, and one -on -one training in the instructor. By participating in this competition, students improved their actual language application ability, cultural awareness and cross -cultural communication ability, and learned and learned.

The School of Foreign Languages ​​in Heilongjiang encourages college students to tell Chinese stories and show Chinese style in foreign languages. Taking this competition as an opportunity to enhance students' awareness of translation, exercise Japanese and Korean applications, promote the development of translation disciplines, and promote the cultivation of translation talents. (Correspondent: Wang Shuo, School of Foreign Languages, Heilongjiang)

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