cultural norms of the target language while retaining some "strangeness" in the original
It can be seen that domestication translation mainly follows the current mainstream values of the target culture and puts the reader at the core of the target culture, taking full account of the reader's cultural background,information acceptance psychology and acceptance habits
Eugene Nida is a representative of domesticated translation
He believes that "translation is communication, and the process depends on what people get when they listen, speak and read the translated text
" Judging the effectiveness of a translation should not be limited to the comparison of the corresponding lexical meanings, grammatical categories and rhetorical devices
It is important to examine the extent to which the