"It is a pleasure to meet you, Mr. Wang."

Translation: 王先生，认识你很高兴！

[Wilson.Ta]

As an ethnic Singaporean Chinese, this answer has a wrong sentence structure. It should be ＂很高兴认识你(informal)/您(formal/respect to seniors), 王先生！＂

[KX3.]

The one you suggest is more accurate to me too, but I wouldn't say it's wrong; it may be usual elsewhere e.g. in the PRC.

[BrandonHu3]

From my knowledge as an ABC, and having lived in Shanghai for 6 years, “高兴认识你，王先生！” makes more sense here.

[WillowsofXihu]

Unfortunately, that is more of an Americanization than standard Mandarin.

[Terence364703]

很高兴认识你 is the structure I've learned here in Beijing. It got accepted, so I don't see a problem?

[Wilson.Ta]

That segment is not the problem. It's the whole sentence structure.

[jiglico]

It is accepted now

[Chris349250]

My problem with this translation is that this is set up as a formal greeting
王先生认识您很高兴 should be accepted