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I'm Yohenglin, joined by Steve and Fei Fei coming up soon.
Across the world, food brings people together.
But during the Chinese New Year, it takes on a deeper role, becoming a language of blessings and a medium of connection.
From oranges to dumplings, we'll take you to explore what makes this celebration so unique and tasty.
But now let's first get comfy and cozy for Round Table's Heart to Heart segment.
You ask, we answer.
Round Table, Heart to Heart Roundtable's Heart to Heart it is the place where we get to talk to you directly.
You can send your questions and we can answer them or giving just our two cents.
So for today we have two translation related questions from our dear listeners.
We have an email question from Amber Amber Said.
Hi Roundtable China.
I've been a super fan of your channel.
Now I'm writing to ask if it's still worth studying translation as a major in this AI fast developed world.
As you can see, you just have to copy or type a few paragraphs to the chatbots and it will come back with a perfect answer.
So I think jobs like translators or interpreters would be easily replaceable.
But I am really into translation so hope you could give me some advice.
Thank you so much.