Radio communication naturally transcends national boundaries. A piece of equipment experience, a log of communication, or a technical issue shared by a Chinese enthusiast might very well be the answer that another country's enthusiasts are seeking.
To enable more users worldwide to use HamCQ, we recently launched a new machine translation feature. Users can post and comment in their preferred language, and the system will automatically translate publicly discussed content into the local language, providing it through a standardized multilingual web structure for search engines.
For example, if you use Chinese to post, the system will automatically convert it into 26 target languages within a certain time. Users in other countries or regions can directly search for articles in their local language using a search engine and participate in discussions.

Original format:

English format (automatic translation):

French-format comment section (automatically translated):

At this time, users who speak English or French as their native language can find and read this article through search engines or other channels, and participate in the discussion.
According to unofficial statistics, we have prioritized supporting the following countries or regions' languages:
Traditional Chinese, English, Japanese, Russian, Korean, Thai, German, Spanish, Brazilian Portuguese, Turkish, Italian, Indonesian, Polish, French, Swedish, Dutch, Danish, Norwegian, and two written standards: South African Afrikaans, Czech, Slovenian, Portuguese, Hungarian, Slovak, and Estonian.

*Note: Automatic translation is not guaranteed to be accurate, does not represent the community's position, and is not real-time.
Furthermore, the community has recently added a new passport verification system. Passports will be verified using NFC and ICAO certificate chains, facial data, passport chips, and SOD, among other methods. The verification team is consistent with the previously announced license review team.
