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Nicola Zheng

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Expertise

I can answer questions in English and Chinese, culture, language, and business (conducting business in China) related.

Experience in the area

I was born in China and grew up in the US. I've attended Chinese school for 6 years in NY while growing up. I've passed proficiency in the language at the University of Pennsylvania. I work for a company that has an overseas office located in Shanghai, China, so I am very much accustomed to communicating in Chinese as well as conducting business in China (I used to travel there 4 times a year).

Education/Credentials

University of Pennsylvania

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Recent Reviews from Users

User	Date	K	C	T	P	Comments
Dreams	01/30/09	10	10	10	10	Just what I needed!
angela	01/29/09	10	10	10	10
Tom C. Schmidt	01/08/09	9	10	10	10	To whoever reads this: Nicola was great .....
Malini	11/03/08	10	10	10	10	Thank u for answering
amna	10/03/08	8	10	10	10	thankx

Recent Answers from Nicola Zheng

2009-07-07 Gift for Future Mother in Law:

Hi Larry, First of all, congratulations on your engagement! It's very thoughtful of you to want to bring your girlfriend's mom a gift. If you are thinking of hong bao (red envelope), I'm not sure

2009-03-19 chinese language:

Hi Glen, A lot of translation services can translate the character if you are able to input it in Chinese. However, if you do not know how to input the character in Chinese, I'm not aware of any websites

2009-03-08 a chinese elder's bithday celebration:

Hi Liz, If you went to a Chinese elder's birthdy celebration, you could bring practically anything, especially lucky money in a red envelope. One thing that is taboo is clock as a gift, because the

2009-01-28 trying to identify a lamp:

Hi Angela, I believe this is a stamp that indicates the era this was made, roughly translating into "year of emperor Qianlong". I apologize for not being able to decipher this beyond the literal

2009-01-04 how to type Chinese characters on computer:

Hi Tom, I believe you can type Chinese characters (or copy them from a web site) by installing the fonts from window. If you use Window (I've only done this with a Window PC), go to Control Panel

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