Publishing Services

Apart   from   our   provision   of  language   services, CTPC’s  long-standing reputation  for excellence  has   also been earned through it's ceaseless efforts in publishing quality books and publications, especially in the field of translation. This includes translation theories and translated works, as well as translation-orientated dictionaries and reference books.


With its incomparable expertise and experience in Chinese-related language services, CTPC has  been  authorized  by  various  international organizations to translate and distribute their publications  ever since its inception in the 1970s. Production of such publications is still a major part of CTPC’s publishing business, and the latest published include History of Civilization of  Central  Asia  and  Copyrights  and  Neighbouring   Rights   of   the   UNESCO, Development,  Trade  and  the  WTO  of the World Bank and Fighting Corruption in East Asia: Solutions from the Private Sector and Confronting Aids of UNDP. Later, CTPC broadened its scope  of  publishing  to  include  bilingual  books, foreign  language   dictionaries,  guided readings for foreign language study, works on translation theories, and specialized works on history, economy, trade, social sciences and  literature.  Enjoying  a  huge stock of language resources and a crew of experienced translators and lexicographers, CTPC has produced a variety of dictionaries and manuals specially designed for translators, such as Names of the World’s Peoples: A Comprehensive Dictionary of Names in Roman-Chinese, Directory  of International   Organisations,  World Political Handbook and Directory  of  UN  Organs  and  Related  International   Organisations . Furthermore it  has been  among the first in China to edit and publish bilingual reading series, with some of the recognizable  titles very  popular  among learners of foreign languages for the past several decades: One Hundred Series, Translated Books  in Series Commented by Noted Masters, Translated Books on  Famous  Dramas  by Ying Ruocheng and Aesop’s Fables.


 
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