英文版的自我介绍集锦

　　Hello, everybody

　　My name is Justin ZHAO. It's said that a person's name may reflect or determines his destiny or fate in a way.

　　My first name in Chinese means surpass. Life is a long and tough run to go. I must learn how to survive in this fast moving society and try to thrive.

　　I’m open minded, easy-going, warm hearted with a sunshine smile. I have superb and god features such as honesty and sweet temper. Also, I much enjoy making friends from all walks of life. My favorite fun is travelling around the world.

　　I was borned on Feb. 2, 1976. I had an elder sister two and half years older than I. Frankly speaking, I should say I had a good and memorable childhood in my life. I was not a leading student in my elementary school but in junior middle School. I scored good marks and ranked high both in my class and in the grade. That's the honorable and shining time. Things began to change from the date I stepped into the No.28 senior high school in Shenyang. I always chose the　wrong school to go to. Therefore, I learned and cherished the most remarkable experiences in my schoolings. I made a very good and dependable friend and related to him till now. I cherished it deep in my heart so much.

　　I majored in Trade English in a University, Shenyang. After graduating from school, I worked in a large state-owned factory Shenyang Mining Machinery

　　Corporation Imp. & Exp. Dept. as an interpreter. I accompanied Germany Supervisor to our workshop and did site interpreting job. I learned a lot from it and I enjoyed talking with him in our spare time. His prudence and constant persue to details impressed me very much. The way he did things taught me how to treat our work. He was a typical German. I also participated negotiation meetings with foreign guests. Apart from these routines, the rest of my job was to translat a wide range of technical materials, documents and did some assistant work to our manager.

　　For futher studies and better prospects in the future, I decided to go abroad. I tried to applied visas for Japan, Britain in rows. Unfortunately, I was refused　several times by the Visa Officer. I ended up with chosing Malaysia as　the destination for my studies just because of easy access to go and cheaper tuition fees there. On Aug., 1998, I went to Petaling Jaya, Selangor, Malaysia. I took a course of IAM at Stamford College. I had a wonderful time　with my classmates and many other good friends there.

　　I left for Singapore and Hongkong for travelling shortly after completing my studies in Malaysia. I then went to Shenzhen and Tianjin looking for a job. I　was unsatisfied with job available there and went to Shanghai for more career opportunities.

　　I worked for a Singapore Joint Venture Imperial F&B Plant. I spent quite long time in Shuikou, Changxing County, Zhejiang Province. Since then, I started to know the Internet and learned how to make good use of it. I was fascinated to chat online. My duties was replying faxes and implementing boss's intentions.

　　I accompanied my boss to everywhere around the county as well as other cities in Zhejiang, like Huzhou for purchasing equipments and installations. Due to the large gap and disagreements between the other share holders in the board meeting. My boss left the factory at last and so did I.

　　I changed my work and tried several other jobs like being an English teacher in training centers in Shanghai, but it didn’t fit me at all. Anyway, I enjoyed my life and work in Shanghai. I love the city not only for the beauties of the skyscrapers and high class environment but the whole general feeling, the urban culture like Pub culture, metropolis ambiences all over the city and the people of modern style and high fashion art everywhere you may make a close touch of. Shanghai　really impressed me a lot in many aspects and had a strong impact on my mind and heart. Along with the price increase in real estate, the living expenses made a heavy burden to me. On the other hand, the family tie pushes me to return to my hometown, Shenyang. I went back reluctantly with great regrets. Farewell to Shanghai!

　　I got my first job as a Biz consultant in a sourcing and service agency shortly after I came back to Shenyang. I did a good job and was sent to Greece, Europe on Sept.17, 20xx accompanying a GM regarding negotiation in food import.

　　I selected proper fairs held in Europe carefully via a powerful tool online and dealt with its procedures and coordinated work planning, implemented resolutions. I registered and arranged hotel and air ticket booking for our clients, translating & filing letters and collecting required documentations for future visa-application. We provide complete solutions to meet our clients’ demand.

　　I left the company for a great escape cos’ I felt so tired and exhausted. I then went to Ginde Pipeline Group and Yuandai Group for a couple of months as a formal translator. Frankly the benefits and remuneration there were acceptable. But I didn’t feel relaxed or say happy with the job. I resigned and grasped the the life-changing opportunity. I was fortunately picked up to act as an interpreter and assistant to an entrepreneur to pay a business visit to Charlotte, NC, USA on Sept. 20xx. I completed the mission successfully. I got the B1/B2 Visa to USA for one year multi-entry.

　　On Oct. 14, 20xx, I boarded on the flight CA-983 from Peking to Los Angeles. After the 15 hrs long flight and jet lag, I arrived in LAX on time and started the new life in America. I’ve been travelling over 30 cities, 20 states around the country. I love New York, I love Chicago, I love Las Vegas and I love USA.

　　Now, I’m back to my motherland and on my way to prosperous future.

　　This is me, a man who never stops going forward!

　　Thank you!