On the “Trinity” Training Mode of Ceramic English Translation Talents

Dingyuan LIU, Fu WANG, Xiaohua HOU

Abstract


The aim of the training of ceramic English translation talents is to cultivate talents who can adapt to the social development and promote the international dissemination of Chinese ceramic culture. This paper explores the cultivation mode of ceramic English translation talents, which combines three dimensions of skills and knowledge: translation practice ability, cross-cultural communication ability and ceramic professional knowledge. It aims to construct a “trinity” training model of ceramic English translation talents based on translation practice ability, cross-cultural communication ability and ceramic professional quality. 


Keywords


Ceramic English translation talents; Trinity; Cultivation mode

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DOI: http://dx.doi.org/10.3968/13594

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