Have you tried the "Babelfish" translator from Altavista? http://babelfish.altavista.com/
(please note you may have to install the Chinese Language support from microsoft in order to display some charecters correctly)
I'd be willing to bet that there are almost no people in China with free and unfettered access to the Internet. If there is a person there with access to the Internet and this forum he probably isn't in a great hurry to advertise his presence.
Politics does occasionally seep through, and I'm quite sure the government wants none of that.
PapaB.. Hitech was being funny.. Pouchito (sounds like a new chip publix has that I need to buy; just kidding) was shocked by Hitech post. I thought it was funny though.
my problem is i need someone to talk in chinese
ask them questions and they will answer him
I don't need to translate a text that's why the sites won't help
the last Chinese restaurant I visited, they served up Pesi, Human Beef, and Sum Yung Boy. Thank God the menu was written in English and not Engrish, so I knew I was getting Pepsi, Hunan Beef and Sub Gum Bor.
my problem is i need someone to talk in chinese
ask them questions and they will answer him
I don't need to translate a text that's why the sites won't help
I have a question. Are you working for and representing a company, or are you an individual looking to have a design produced offshore?
If you are just an individual I strongly recommend that you do not pursue this path. In my business school classes there were numerous case studies of small to medium sized companies investing millions in China only to be done in by an antiquated legal system that favored the locals and relieved them of their entire investment before they could realize a nickels worth of income. Trust me if you are having trouble finding a go-between then you don't want to try and find a lawyer to enforce a contract in a Chinese court. It will feel much worse than date rape.