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bilingual-cv-zh-en

bilingual-cv-zh-en

Produce a matched Chinese and English CV (中英文简历) from one set of facts: each version follows its own conventions rather than a literal translation, with names, titles, dates, education and company names rendered correctly in both. Use when asked for a Chinese and English resume, translate my CV into Chinese, 中英文简历, 英文简历, or apply to a foreign company in Chi…

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name: bilingual-cv-zh-en description: "Produce a matched Chinese and English CV (中英文简历) from one set of facts: each version follows its own conventions rather than a literal translation, with names, titles, dates, education and company names rendered correctly in both. Use when asked for a Chinese and English resume, translate my CV into Chinese, 中英文简历, 英文简历, or apply to a foreign company in China or a Chinese company abroad. Produces the Chinese CV, the English CV, a consistency table proving the facts match, and a glossary of the terms chosen." version: 1.0.0

Bilingual CV, Chinese and English

Many roles in China, and many Chinese candidates applying abroad, need a CV in both languages. A literal translation reads badly in both: Chinese CVs and English CVs follow different conventions. This skill writes two native-feeling documents from one set of facts, and checks that the facts match exactly.

Part of the pm-cv bundle. Uses country-cv-format for the conventions of each side.

What This Skill Produces

  • The Chinese CV (中文简历), in mainland conventions, or Traditional Chinese if the role is in Hong Kong or Taiwan
  • The English CV, in the conventions of the target country
  • A consistency table: every date, title, employer and number in both versions, side by side
  • A glossary: the translation chosen for titles, employers, degrees and specialist terms

Required Inputs

Ask for these if not provided:

  • The person's experience, in either language
  • Where each version is going: for example a multinational in Shanghai, a Chinese company's overseas office, or a UK employer
  • Simplified or Traditional characters
  • The official English names of employers and universities, if the person knows them

Framework

Chinese version (mainland conventions):

  • Header: 姓名, contact details, and 求职意向 (target role, city, and expected salary only if the person chooses)
  • Personal details such as age, 籍贯 (hometown) or 政治面貌 (political status) are optional; include only if the person chooses and the role expects them
  • A photo is common; the person decides
  • Sections: 教育背景, 工作经历, 项目经历, 专业技能, 证书与荣誉, 自我评价 (keep this short and evidence-based, or leave it out)
  • Dates as 2021.03 至 2023.06 or 2021年3月至2023年6月, consistently

English version:

  • Follows the target country's conventions (photo and personal details usually removed for the US, UK and Australia)
  • Name order: given name then family name for most Western employers, with the family name in capitals if helpful (Wei ZHANG); keep the person's preferred English name if they have one
  • No 自我评价 section; its content becomes a short summary with evidence

Rendering rules:

  • Employers and universities: use the official English name. If unknown, use pinyin and say so in the glossary; never invent an English brand name
  • Titles: translate the function, not the literal words (高级经理 may be Senior Manager; 总监 is usually Director); flag ambiguous ones
  • Degrees: 本科 Bachelor's, 硕士 Master's, 博士 PhD; include the major
  • Numbers and money: keep the currency (RMB or CNY) unless converting is agreed; never change a figure between versions

Output Format

Bilingual CV: [name]

1. 中文简历 2. English CV 3. Consistency table | Fact | 中文 | English | Match | 4. Glossary | Chinese term | English chosen | Note |

Quality Checks

  • Every date, number, title and employer matches between versions
  • Official English names are used, or pinyin is flagged in the glossary
  • Personal details follow each version's target country and the person's choice
  • Neither version reads as a word-for-word translation

Anti-Patterns

  • Literal translation. "Responsible for" chains in English and stiff 被动 constructions in Chinese read as machine output.
  • Different facts in each version. Recruiters at bilingual employers compare them.
  • Invented English company names. Use the official one or pinyin.
  • Keeping 自我评价 adjectives in English. "Hard-working, strong sense of responsibility" says nothing to an English reader.

Example Trigger Phrases

  • "帮我做一份中英文简历。"
  • "Translate my Chinese CV into English for a job in London."
  • "I need my English resume in Chinese for a role in Shanghai."
  • "英文简历怎么写?我要投外企。"
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