Chinese for Emergencies: (Hospitals, Police & Help) A Practical Phrasebook Real-Life Situations

Are you traveling to China - and hoping nothing goes wrong?Most phrasebooks teach you how to order food and ask for directions. But what happens when you are in a hospital bed and cannot explain your symptoms? What do you say to the police after you have been robbed? How do you call for help when there is a fire - and everyone around you speaks only Chinese?Chinese for Emergencies fills the gap every other phrasebook leaves open.This practical, focused phrasebook gives you over 400 real phrases across 10 high-stakes emergency situations - organized clearly, written simply, and designed to work when it matters most.Inside this book you will find: Calling emergency services - what to say, how to say it, and what to expect At the hospital - describing symptoms, understanding diagnoses, and talking to doctors At the pharmacy - buying the right medicine, asking about dosage and side effects Talking to the police - reporting theft, describing suspects, knowing your rights Accidents and injuries - CPR, broken bones, electric shock, and more Fire and natural disasters - earthquakes, floods, typhoons, and evacuations Lost and stranded - navigation, missed transport, trapped in an elevator Mental health emergencies - panic attacks, crisis support, domestic violence When you cannot speak the language - gestures, translation tools, and universal phrases Practice dialogues, vocabulary exercises, and answer keys in every sectionEvery phrase includes the Chinese characters, pinyin pronunciation guide, and full English translation - so you can show the page, point to the phrase, or read it aloud, even if your Chinese is at zero.Whether you are a first-time visitor, a long-term expat, a student, or a travel professional - this book belongs in your bag before you board your flight.Because in a real emergency, the right words are everything.

Pagina's: 201, Paperback, Independently published