If you can read Chinese well, please download at: http://www.easyresume.net/download_folder.htm.

But if you can not understand Chinese, just read the translated webpage by Google at:

http://translate.google.com/translate?u=http%3A%2F%2Fwww.easyresume.net%2Fdownload_folder.htm&langpair=zh%7Cen&hl=zh-CN&ie=UTF-8]http://translate.google.com/translate?u=http%3A%2F%2Fwww.easyresume.net%2Fdownload_folder.htm&langpair=zh%7Cen&hl=zh-CN&ie=UTF-8

Some software to write resume can be downloaded.

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A well-organized resume in local language is a basic rule to a local job.

Cabi.net.cn provides professional Chinese resume service. We reconstruct a Chinese language resume on the basis of your original English one.

We DO NOT simply translate your English resume into Chinese, BUT create a Chinese resume to present fully your advantages and to meet Chinese employers' requirements. We know what Chinese employers like and dislike in a resume. And we have successfully served over 3,000 individual job seekers around the world for professional Chinese resume writing.

Don't lose a job opportunity in China you want due to an English resume with no Chinese version!

After your Chinese resume is completed, as a value added service, with your permission, we would post your Chinese resume on Cabi.net.cn Chinese version http://www.cabi.net.cn/chinese, which will get you exposed to more potential Chinese employers. According to a survey by Cabi.net.cn research team, currently 98% of Chinese HR managers do not visit English language websites to view resume. Your Chinese resume exposure on Cabi.net.cn Chinese version, obviously, will double or triple the opportunities for job interviews.  

And more for a value added service, we choose and translate a number of Chinese-language job posts suitable to you for one week, which are posted by Chinese employer on Chinese-language media. That will help you find a China job earlier.

For more details, please contact service@cabi.net.cn with the email subject "Chinese resume".

Click here to read a blog post about Chinese resume.

Why not post some templates for, say, teaching, engineering, and more positions, rather than for graduates?