Posts tagged Business Chinese from the Hanzi Write Practice team.
The BCT assesses practical business Chinese, and like most modern tests its writing is typed. Here is what it actually requires, and the real-world handwriting gap behind it.
Sourcing from China means handling forms, contracts, and labels by hand. Here is the trade vocabulary worth being able to write and why a dictionary is not enough.
Companies want employees to retain the Chinese they train, and writing helps retention. Here is how to use writing practice for that, and an honest note on team features.
Signing a Chinese trade contract by hand means writing your name and key terms correctly. Here is what to be able to write, and where to rely on professionals.
At sea or in a port with no signal, you need maritime Chinese phrases and characters offline. Here is the bounded vocabulary to drill and why offline matters.
Need to handwrite set business-Chinese phrases without a connection? Here is how to drill a bounded phrase set from memory, offline, with progress you can track.
Philippine BPO agents serving Chinese accounts often need to handwrite traditional characters. Here is the focused vocabulary to drill and how to build recall.