Let a professional English to Chinese translator and copywriter write your Chinese content.

You don’t just want your words translated into Chinese. You want them written in the right way. To connect with your audience in China. To engage them. To wow them. In other words, you want your Chinese content to do your brand and your products justice. Just like your English content does. 


You have come to the right place. Because as a professional English to Chinese translator and copywriter, that’s exactly what I do. I study your brand, your customers and your tone of voice. I deliver your message in a way that matters to you and your audience. So your Chinese voice is loud, clear and consistent with your global voice.


And that is what I have been doing for more than 12 years. For Apple, Four Seasons, Harrods, Microsoft, Net-a-Porter, Rolex, Twitter and many more.

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