Why Doesn't China Speak English?

[BHAN85]

That is the dumbest post. If you mean natural in the sense that these nations current form were formed by war and conquering then that is pretty much how 90%+ of all nations on earth were "naturally formed."

USA is not a nation, the dumbest post would be consider any else thing.

USA is a sum of nations from migrant descents.

It's not a bad thing, or criticism, it's just a description.

The most modern town in Europe is older than the oldest thing in USA.

USA has no own things that defines a nation, it's just the sum and copy of the people who migrated from real nations in the past to USA.

USA is a modern Babylon.

 

[Beijingwalker]

You mean the ethnic asian living in the area called PRC? That doesn't mean china has been around 1000 years it just means ethnic asians have been around that region for a very long time and in that region has had many countries come and gone. The region called the US has had ethnic "natives" for 1000 years too and many nations were created and fallen and then just like 90%+ of all nation wars broke out and conquerors came and now you have PRC and USA. See how natural this cht is?

I mean China as the universal idea of the statehood for the people with shared social and cultural background with thousands of years of continous civilisation which still dominate in today's land region. Are you just trying to be dumb or really that dumb?

 

[BHAN85]

China developed from one of the poorest shitholes in the world to one of the most advanced powers in less than one generation without speaking English. There's no motivation for the Chinese people to learn English.

Yeah, but everybody in China knows and uses latin alphabet and arabic numbers.

 

[Indos]

Not only Chinese, but also Japanese, South Korean, Vietnamese, and Thai