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Contextual Translator for ‘Return to the First Bridge in the East’
Locates evidence across Asian classical texts, 45 bilingual dictionaries and WHO international standard terminologies for five traditions. It puts the source first, the contextual translation second: give it a word, a sentence or a passage and it explains the fragment itself — its meaning and renderings, its inner context (how it relates to the text around it), its outer context (the setting of the language outside it: which languages, which tradition, which kind of work use it) and where it is used; with no source there is no explanation, and it tells you what one detail would let it try again. Ask by typing, speaking or photographing a page; explanations can be played aloud. Every answer is sealed into a hash chain and can be replayed bit for bit; the replay page says which release gave it and whether that release was later rolled back, and the release ledger is public and checkable.
Only pages of documents are accepted. An image with a person in it (a face, skin, a tongue) is refused on the spot — by design, not by limitation. Your question text, voice recordings and pages that pass this check are sent to the Genmount model service (to pick out search terms, transcribe, write the reading and read it aloud) — spoken Chinese is transcribed by a speech recognition service located in mainland China; we do not store recordings or images — an image leaves only a fingerprint for the audit trail.