“…For instance, interpreters can obtain diversified visual information, such as the speaker's facial expressions, gestures, head movements, lip movements, audience, venue layout, and PowerPoint and images, etc. Thus, interpreting is a typical multimodal activity (Seeber, 2017;Boria & Tomalin, 2020;Li & Fan, 2020), requiring interpreters to acquire useful messages through multiple senses and different symbolic resources, and then convey processed information in another language.…”