Zhang Yuanyi

Zhang Yuanyi

This data is missing

Overview chart

, add related content, make data more complete, but also quickly upgrade, come on!

Zhang Yuanyi, born in September 1928, was engaged in translation work in 1951. He is good at English and translation examination.

From 1951 to 1969, he was responsible for revising publications such as the Taiwan issue, opposing two Chinas, supporting the just struggle of the Arab people, and supporting the struggle of the Panamanian and Latin American people. Translation: Nasser's revolutionary philosophy; fonner's history of the American workers' movement, Volume I; inside Africa and the oil crisis. He wrote reports on the national and social conditions of Zimbabwe, basutoran, Gabon, Central Africa, Nigeria and other African countries, some of which were included in the world knowledge Yearbook and the Annals of African countries. From 1978 to retirement, he worked in China translation company, mainly engaged in the translation and proofreading of the UN journal "education outlook" and "messenger" as well as the United States Information Agency's "exchange" magazine. The books in charge of examination and approval include "the American Dream", "Mastering the course: how the United States makes policies", "self exploration of the United States", "Americans" (Volume 3), "a journey to the United States", "walking all over the United States", "multiple voices one world", "report of the UNESCO Research Committee on communication issues" and "slaves in Africa from the 15th to the 19th century" Trade, the universal cultural wealth of mankind, an introduction to lifelong education, industrial restructuring in developed and developing countries, a report on reverse technology transfer, an overview of the world, the role of the media, Japan today, Australia, Sweden, etc. The content of Baidu Encyclopedia is shared by netizens. If you find that your data content is inaccurate or incomplete, you are welcome to use your own data service (free) to participate in the correction. Go to > > now