Construction of Sino-Mongolian Bilingual-Interdisciplinary Translation Talent Training Model Under the China (Inner Mongolia) Pilot Free Trade Zone

Keyword

Sino-Mongolian translation; Bilingual-interdisciplinary model; Language-major integration; Pilot Free Trade Zone; Talent training

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