David Henry Hwang’s entertaining new play, Chinglish , which has just opened on Broadway, is about what is lost and what gets inflated in translation. It begins with a British consultant giving the main character, American businessman Daniel Cavanaugh, some advice so he can get around the widespread problem of poor interpreting: “When doing business in China, always bring your own translator.”
劇作家黃哲倫(David Henry Hwang)的喜劇新作《中式英語》(Chinglish)最近在百老匯(Broadway)上演，該劇講述的是翻譯中失去和被夸大的東西。該劇一開場，一名英國顧問給劇中主人公美國商人丹尼爾?卡瓦諾(Daniel Cavanaugh)提供了一些建議，這樣他就能避開普遍存在的蹩腳翻譯問題：“在中國經(jīng)商，要永遠(yuǎn)帶著自己的翻譯?！?/p>
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