Recently, the Google translation service has been stopped in China, and the original URL translate.google.cn has also been replaced with an ordinary Google Search search page. The above changes have affected Chinese users who will not be able to use the translation function when using Chrome browser and KOReader file readers.
According to media reports, Google has banned the "Google Translation" service for Chinese users, giving the reason that there are too few domestic users. A spokesperson for the company said, "Due to the low usage level, we have stopped using Google Translation Services in mainland China." It is reported that you can jump from the server's website to the "Google Translation" page registered in Hong Kong. In mainland China, this page is disabled.
Google 's center of gravity business exited the mainland, map and translation services were still retained, but Google's map function has been blocked long ago, and now even translations have been removed. Just go! I just hope that our own technology companies can truly become stronger from the technical level by benchmarking search, maps, translation, and other Google businesses.
Some netizens said that this reason was given very realistically and was not perfunctory at all. At that time, Google Reader and Google Picasa were also closed with this reason. You can use Baidu to translate, or you can try domestic translation software such as YD. I don’t know other languages, and Chinese translation software such as English translation or Chinese translation of English, YD is better than Google Translate.
