Wikipedia:WikiProject China/Translation

The translation department of the Chinese WikiProject aims to utilize high-quality non-English material related to China for the goals of the project. This includes both translating articles from and to other-language Wikipedias as well as assisting contributors with non-English sources.

Requests
Please add requests for translator assistance to the appropriate subsection.

Translate articles into English
经纪公司 hopefully can translate from Chinese to English. Thanks.happygirl1976(talk) 13:08 23 May 2023 (UTC)
 * zh:评弹
 * ja:2005年沖縄近海における台湾漁船の抗議行動
 * I would really love to translate 绿坝娘 into English. I find the topic quite fascinating, but I'm terrible at all the formatting stuff. Is there anyone out there who might be willing to team up? Tooironic (talk) 08:22, 8 October 2009 (UTC)
 * We already have a Chinese page here zh:中国人民解放军第16集团军, we need the English edition. I suggest the English page should be 16th Army (People's Republic of China).
 * Requesting translation of zh:昭君出塞 (电视剧) to Zhaojun Chusai--NeoBatfreak (talk) 00:27, 2 May 2012 (UTC)
 * Request translation of the Chinese TV series zh:白蛇后传 to create English article Tale of The Oriental Serpent. Please?--NeoBatfreak (talk) 21:50, 20 January 2013 (UTC)
 * Request translation of the Chinese TV series zh:白蛇传 (2005年电视剧) to create English article Madame White Snake (TV series). Please?--NeoBatfreak (talk) 05:14, 21 January 2013 (UTC)
 * Request translation of Jin Yong's adaptation zh:鹿鼎記 (2014年電視劇) into English. Thanks.--NeoBatfreak (talk) 05:53, 6 January 2014 (UTC)
 * Request translation of https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Ting-Chao_Chou from English to 周廷潮. Thanks.--[User:NeoBatfreak]
 * Request translation of, the Battle of Zaoyang–Yichang, into english to aid with the article here. --75* 19:28, 11 June 2014 (UTC)
 * Request translation of [:zh:陳展熙] https://zh.wikipedia.org/wiki/%E9%99%B3%E5%B1%95%E7%86%99], from Chinese into English
 * 购买台湾计划
 * Request translation of [:zh: 经纪公司]
 * List of states in Zhou Dynasty has already been created, but it needs significant translation or it may be deleted. Thanks, Exobiotic 💬 ✒️ 14:17, 17 August 2023 (UTC)
 * Request translation of Chinese article on Du Dingyou aka Bismarck: zh:杜定友 - as highlighted in The Characters That Built China : Throughline : NPR (and the transcript) ★NealMcB★ (talk) 20:56, 27 August 2023 (UTC)

Translate articles into Chinese

 * Baby Gender Mentor - this article was named today as a Featured Article on the English Wikipedia. The article has a connection to China.  Therefore, I wonder if anyone here would like to translate it into any other langugages. - Johntex\talk 07:15, 31 January 2007 (UTC)
 * Wow, I'd definetly take the challenge when I have time (to translate it into Chinese). AQu01rius (User &#149; Talk) 17:15, 31 January 2007 (UTC)

==Barefoot lawyer== This article has been around for more than 3 years and was written by an old wiki friend of mine. I tried to get it translated back then but didn't have any luck. It's an important article if someone in the mainland is having legal problems and wants to research where to go for help and then happens to have a vpn and searches for it on the net. Please please can someone translate the article :-)? https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Barefoot_lawyer Thanks in advance Notgoingtotellyou (talk) 00:43, 25 December 2015 (UTC) I would like this article to be also available in Chinese. This is a peninsula near Nagoya (名古屋)which is famous for agricultural production and beautiful nature. This region also has a historical connection with China; as early as 4-7th centuries, there were already Chinese immigrants living in this peninsula. My written Chinese skill is not good enough to do the translation by myself, so I would appreciate it if someone else could do it in my stead. --Kapibaramushi (talk) 02:30, 9 September 2016 (UTC)
 * ja:渥美半島


 * We would like to have the article of Eliana Rubashkyn in Chinese - A story that happened mainly in China and have articles in Spanish es:Eliana Rubashkyn, English and Euskara eu:Eliana Rubashkyn but not Chinese, she was the first transgender woman recognised as such in the world under the United Nations and refugee 1951 refugee convention.


 * Would really appreciate Grime (music genre) being translated, particularly the Chinese grime and Sinogrime sections! Madbrad200 (talk) 11:31, 25 January 2020 (UTC)

I would like to ask to translate into the Chinese an English language article about American artist Israel Tsvaygenbaum. His Chinese name is 伊斯雷尔·茨威根鲍姆. Thank you. Sunakihiko (talk) 19:34, 7 September 2023 (UTC)
 * Request for translation into Chinese Israel Tsvaygenbaum

Translate Chinese-langauge sources

 * I have a userspace article I'm working on which refers to this source in one of its references. The headline, "百变小胖将拍电影演刘禅 或与刘德华搭档", has been Google-fied to "Variety film gets to his LIU Chan and Andy Lau or partner", which ain't right. Would it be possible for someone to offer a proper English translation, so that the citation looks a liitle more readable? Many thanks in advance. --DeLarge 22:06, 28 August 2007 (UTC)
 * Hi DeLarge I'm having difficulty accessing the weblink you provided so I'm unable to determine the context of the article. However I would assume 小胖 to be the stage name of an artist: "百变小胖将拍电影演刘禅 或与刘德华搭档" --> Versatile Little Fatty will star in the movie Liu Chan or partner with Andy Lau. 百变=ever-changing (literal translation=hundred change) - Mineowyn (talk) 13:05, 1 June 2008 (UTC)
 * The so called 百变小胖 is actually named 钱志君. He became famous after his face got photoshopped into hundreds of characters, thus dubbed 100 changing. He is currently called The Famous Fat Boy according to this website. For his "official" site, himself uses Xiao Pang, standing for little fatty. The phrase 演刘禅 或与刘德华搭档, noticing the space, means he will star as 刘禅 Liu Chan AND MAYBE partner with Andy Liu 刘德华.
 * This is the movie.


 * Is there an editor who has a reasonable skill in reading Chinese who could help out for a short while with an article? I want to clean up the China Dragon article, but since the ownership changed hands, they haven't made an English website again. So I'm kind of stuck with awful google translations and its getting me nowhere. I'm just hoping someone might be able to help me with the Chinese ice hockey association website and give it a quick skim and tell me if there is anything there that looks remotely useful (like say a subsection of the site dedicated to the team) or anything else before I go much further.--Crossmr (talk) 02:39, 6 December 2009 (UTC)
 * I would like to request a translation of this 对联: The Shanglian is “缙绅诸公，狼公、虎公、饕餮公，公然办公，公心何在，公理何存，无非借公图私利. ” and the Xialian is “团防总局，饭局、酒局、洋烟局，局中设局，局内人甘，局外人苦，何日了局庆升平. ”

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 * Redology (zh:紅學)
 * Glove puppetry (zh:布袋戲)
 * Transfer of the sovereignty of Macau (zh:澳門主權移交)
 * Wang (surname) (zh:王姓)
 * History of Kaohsiung (zh:高雄歷史)
 * Kapok Guitar (zh:红棉吉他)，其英文版有歧义，一说是马来西亚产，一说为中华人民共和国地区.
 * Best Time (zh:最美的时光)
 * Sinic world and Sinophone

Completed requests

 * zh:嶺南
 * ✅: Lingnan


 * zh:功夫茶
 * ✅: Gongfu tea ceremony


 * zh:孟尝君 and ja:孟嘗君
 * ✅: Lord Mengchang of Qi


 * zh:南水北调工程
 * ✅: South-North Water Transfer Project


 * Jintang Island - I searched a bit for maps of the island so I could draw one to better illustrate the article, and I found something that made me curious. This image, and this one too show a road(?) leading to the island. However, google maps (you can also try accessing several map sources simultaneously with flashearth) doesn't show any kind of linking between the island and the continental shore. What do those lines mean in the maps? Also, I'd like to ask you what this page says. Maybe we can integrate information from there into the article, or the map I intend to do. Thanks, Waldir talk 12:16, 2 January 2008 (UTC)
 * ✅, thanks to Mineowyn. See Talk:Jintang Island.


 * Wo Hing Society Hall - Anyone can help me translate the main altar at the place? The Historic Society says it's dedicated to Guan Ti, but as you can see, it develops a red link. I don't want it to link to the wrong article, so any help would be appreciated.--293.xx.xxx.xx (talk) 21:52, 27 November 2007 (UTC)
 * ✅. Guan Ti is Guan Yu. The Ti is Cantonese pronunciation for Di, meaning Emperor Guan.


 * zh:金陵灯会
 * ✅: Qinhuai Lantern Fair


 * Scarlet Heart
 * ✅: 步步驚心


 * Any useful facts in this 6-page paper? (Simplified Chinese, moderately technical) If there's anything interesting in the following journal article that's not already included in China Jinping Underground Laboratory, translated quotes would be appreciated at Talk:CJPL (or feel free to edit the article directly, of course). The CJPL-specific part appears to be the last two pages; the rest is mostly a comparison to other underground laboratories, which WP doesn't need additional information on.    Abstract at http://www.wuli.ac.cn/EN/abstract/abstract31933.shtml 71.41.210.146 (talk) 08:34, 29 October 2015 (UTC)
 * ✅: Translation at User:Ximenez_Kin/sandbox

Translators
If you are willing to help with the translation work, feel free to list yourself here!


 * 1) - Bilingual in English and Chinese, professional Japanese
 * 2) - Native Chinese, can translate much of everything except for technicals. I prefer Sports/Military/Game/Idol pages. No history, please.
 * 3) - Native speaker of Mandarin (both Simplified and Traditional) and English. Knowledgeable about the economy, finance etc. Currently residing in Spain.
 * 4) - native Chinese (traditional/simplified), near-native English
 * 5) -Native Chinese (simplified or traditional), fluent/near-native English. Educated in China then England.
 * 6) - Native Chinese (simplified or traditional), near-native English
 * 7) - Chinese (Simplified, Traditional), fluent English.  Knowledge in Physics/Math.
 * 8) - native English, near-native Chinese (traditional)
 * 9) - native Chinese (trad+simp), near-native English
 * 10) - near-native Chinese (simplified and traditional), native English.
 * 11) - native Chinese (trad+simp), better-than-most-natives English
 * 12) - Near-fluent Chinese (simplified), fluent English
 * 13) - native Chinese (Traditional), native English
 * 14) - moderate Chinese (simplified and traditional), native English. Professional medical translator, PRC.
 * 15) - native Chinese, fluent English
 * 16) - near-native Chinese (simplified and traditional), native English, have experience with game/sport articles on other sites.
 * 17) - un-native fluent Chinese (simplified), dispicably poor Chinese (traditional), native English
 * 18) -I am near native english speaker, and a native chinese (simplified)
 * 19) -I am natve Chinese, native simplified,near native traditional, average english.
 * 20) -native Chinese (simplified), nearly native English. Major in EE for master degree and be a commissioned officer of PLA at the same  times.
 * 21) Native Chinese, fluent English.
 * 22) - Singaporean, fluent in English, Chinese (Simplified, Traditional and Classical) and Singlish. I prefer articles on Chinese history, especially on the Three Kingdoms period.
 * 23) Very good native English, proficient Mandarin, traditional and simplified.  I can translate anything from Chinese into English that is not highly technical, highly colloquial, or Classical Chinese.  However, I am able to read entries in the Hundred Family Surnames.
 * 24) - Native Chinese but have the knowledge of English as well due to my dual language education.
 * 25) - Native English, fluent Chinese (simplified and traditional), experienced in classical Chinese
 * 26) - Native Chinese, fluent in Mandarin, Shanghainese and English. I can read and translate both Simplified and Traditional. I prefer articles about transport (trains, metro systems, airports) or about the Yangtze River Delta Region.
 * 27) ozhu  (talk · contribs) - Native English, non-fluent Chinese
 * 28) - Malaysian Chinese, trilingual, with near native-understanding of English, previously worked as a translator for man-huas.
 * 29) Speaks chinese of course

Inactive Participants

 * 1) - Native Chinese (simplified), near-native Chinese (traditional), native English (2009)
 * 2) - Native Chinese (both simplified & traditional), native English (2007)
 * 3) - Fluent Chinese (Traditional), moderate Chinese (Simplified), near-native English, can comprehend French and Italian, currently a student in Kainan University, Taiwan (2006)
 * 4) - Native Chinese (Traditional only), Native-English (2013)
 * 5) - native Chinese (trad+simp), near-native English (2006)
 * 6) - Native (Mandarin, but can usually grok written versions of most dialects) Chinese (traditional but can usually make out most simplified), native English. Can help with math and science (esp. physics) related terms. (2010)
 * 7) - near-fluent Chinese (Simplified), native English.  Experience w/ translating texts on music. (2012)
 * 8) - Native Chinese (traditional AND simplified), near-native English (2006)
 * 9) - native Chinese (simplified), near native English, current student at the university of Redlands. (2010)
 * 10) - native Chinese (Traditional), near-native English. (2012)
 * 11) - native English, capable Chinese (traditional and simplified) (2006)
 * 12) - native English and Chinese (both simplified and traditional) (2012)
 * 13) - Native Chinese (T&S), advanced English (2009)
 * 14) - native Chinese (simplified), native English, years of translation experience, including written and oral in China. (2006)
 * 15) - native Chinese (simplified), native English (2005)
 * 16) - Native Chinese (simplified) Moderate Chinese (traditional), native English(2005)
 * 17) - native Chinese (simplified), native and fluent English(2012)
 * 18) - native Chinese (Simplified), fluent English.(2006)
 * 19) - native Chinese (Simplified), professional English(2006)
 * 20) - Native Chinese (Simplified), Advanced English.(2012)
 * 21) - native English, fluent Chinese (traditional/simplified)(2009)
 * 22) - native Chinese (traditional/simplified), near-native English(2004)
 * 23) - Native Chinese (Traditional only), Native-English
 * 24) - Native Chinese (simplified), near-native traditional, native English(2010)
 * 25) - native Chinese (simplified), moderate Chinese (traditional), native English(2008)
 * 26) - near-native Chinese (simplified), near-native Chinese (traditional), native English(2005)
 * 27) - Native Chinese (simplified or traditional), near native English(2011)
 * 28) - native Chinese (simplified), near-native Chinese (traditional), native English(2012)
 * 29) - Native Chinese (Traditional), Fluent English(2006)
 * 30) - English, Hindi (2007)
 * 31) - I'm a native English speaker, and have some experience translating from Chinese to English.(2007)
 * 32) - native Chinese (simplified), fluent in English, IT professional, have been in the  since 2001.(2008)
 * 33) -Near native Chinese (simplified), native English.(2009)
 * 34) Native English, fluent Chinese.(2012)
 * 35) Native English, fluent Chinese.(2010)
 * 36) Native Chinese, fluent English, been in the UK for 4 years.(2011)
 * 37) Native English speaker, fluent in Simplified Mandarin and with patience, traditional.(2012)

Naming conventions

 * Naming conventions (Chinese)

Featured articles in Chinese Wikipedia
The following articles are featured in the Chinese Wikipedia without being featured here. Translators should extract any useful material from the featured versions and add it to our own. Please note completed translations on the list.

Category:Wikipedia featured articles in other languages (Chinese)

Articles that exists here

 * Big5
 * Changsha
 * Chengdu
 * Chinese character
 * Faye Wong
 * Glove puppetry
 * History of China
 * Hong Kong
 * Hong Kong International Airport
 * Hong Kong Tramways
 * Imperial examination
 * Languages of Hong Kong
 * Chen Lu
 * Matteo Ricci
 * Nanyue
 * Ryūkyū Kingdom
 * Silk Road
 * Sun Yun-suan
 * Taiwan under Japanese rule
 * Typhon
 * Xiangtan
 * Xinhai Revolution

Articles that do not exist here

 * History of Taipei (zh:台北歷史)
 * History of education in Hong Kong (zh:香港教育史)