About the Journal

International Journal of Chinese and English Translation & Interpreting (IJCETI) [ISSN: 2753-6149] is an international, open access, and peer-reviewed journal on Chinese and English translation and interpreting. This specific language pair is of increasing interest among both scholars and practitioners as it represents two major languages for international business, cultural exchange and global collaboration in the 21st century. If an interest emerges, the journal will also consider special issues or supplements of broader scope within translation & interpreting, not necessarily restricted to English-Chinese pair.

The Journal publishes a broad range of original articles including but not restricted to research articles, professional practice reflections, book reviews, and other forms of scholarly outcomes from academic studies and professional practices. Novel formats of articles that can effectively share experience, knowledge, and know-how are welcome.

IJCETI is one of the AT-Journals published by AT Publishing, a business of All Terrain Publishing, Conference and Training limited company registered in the United Kingdom.

AT-Journals follow the open-access (OA) regime in general, but adopt additional, enhanced and unique operational models to promote the ethos of academic rigour, professional practicality, rapid dissemination, “fairness for all” and value for money. Bridging and filling the gaps of traditional periodicals, AT-Journals strive to break the barriers among the disciplines and foster the fusion of academic studies and professional practices. One important mission is to enable the publication of good works (especially those from under-funded or unfunded scholarly activities and professional practices) that are otherwise left unpublished and undiscovered. AT-Journals aim to provide an easy-to-access platform with effective workflows for authors, reviewers and editors, as well as a free-to-access, reliably archived and well-indexed knowledge base for the broadest range of readers.

The open access title relies on authors' APC charge to operate, following an initial two-year waiver period, all accepted papers from 1 January 2024 will be subject to the Article Processing Charge to make it sustainable. However, IJCETI will provide explicit waivers and discounts to authors from low- and middle-income countries, based on the Research4Life country list. Authors from these countries will have APC costs waived (for Group A countries) or reduced by 50% (for Group B countries). For unfunded work, IJCETI also offers APC waivers or discounts at the journal’s discretion.