Not necessarily. In fact, I feel that whether Chinese will become the mainstream language or not, it is still the language with the largest number of people. As a native speaker of Chinese, I feel very proud, because more people are willing to start learning Chinese and learn its profoundness. On the whole, we should feel very gratified. Now Egypt regards Chinese as the education system, which shows that Chinese will be favored by more countries.

First, although Chinese is difficult to learn, the mystery is great: when many overseas people first came into contact with Chinese, many people found it particularly difficult to learn. Ask them what difficulties they find. Most people can't write these square Chinese characters, so everyone thinks these Chinese characters are difficult, but for those of us who grew up writing, it's not difficult for us. After getting used to it, everyone will know that Chinese characters are actually very beautiful.

Second, there are many things to learn in this world: just like many people who speak English as their second mother tongue, we are making progress, because only by constantly absorbing some foreign cultures can we better integrate with some excellent countries in the world. For example, just as Egypt regards Chinese as their education system, it is the same. They just regard some of our good languages as their progressive culture. Generally speaking, we should accept a milestone in the rapid development of these times.

Third, the study of many official languages has many benefits for people: now more and more people can speak some official languages, all for better communication. After all, if you can speak one more foreign language, you can have another way of communication, so in any case, we should learn from these different foreign cultures and feel the charm of different languages.