Why do people in China learn English?

China people want to learn English for the following reasons:

English is the official language of the United Nations, the world communication standard Mandarin and the standard international language. Therefore, learning English in China is definitely not idolizing foreign things. China people take the initiative to learn English. What a great mind it is to promote world communication. And economic globalization also requires the use of English.

Compared with the changeable rules of Chinese, English is relatively easy, so China people learn English in line with China's inclusive culture. China is the most populous country in the world, and China people are all over the world. Learning English well facilitates others, promotes world communication and maintains world peace.

China has a cultural history of 5,000 years and four ancient civilizations. China people learn English to share the ancient civilization of China with the world. Learning English is to quickly absorb world civilization and advanced technology, shorten the development process and reduce the huge waste of repeated inventions! By learning English, you can find a new side of yourself. Learning a foreign language well can help you better understand the world around you.

English introduction:

English is a language of Indo-European Germanic language family, which consists of 26 letters. It is the official language of the European Union, many international organizations and Commonwealth countries, and it is also the most widely used language in the world.

It was born in jutland and the Rhine valley, and spread to all parts of the world through British colonization. After that, it became an international language because of the world leading position of Britain and America in economy, military and politics.

Old English is greatly influenced by low Germanic languages, such as verbs, basic vocabulary, pronunciation, compound word structure, morphological changes, etc., but it is still very different from modern standard German.

Modern English does not originate or evolve from Romance or French, but thousands of modern English words, a large part of which come from French, which is close to or even the same as French. Modern English and most modern European languages are spelled by letters.