I read this article on New Yorker

https://www.newyorker.com/culture/personal-history/why-did-i-teach-my-son-to-speak-russian

Read this article, a little long but interesting.

The author did mention the possibility of the child being linked to the country where the 

language is spoken, including espionage.

That's why I'd never teach my children a foreign language like Chinese,

in case my children be recruited by either side as a spy, for business or intelligence agency.

In general, I don't want to see my children to have any connection with China or Chinese 

government, Chinese businesses, etc...

所有跟帖： 

• Wow. 我雖然不支持在美子女苦學中文，但噤若寒蟬也不好吧。Only thing we have to fear is fear -毛人- ♂ (63 bytes) () 01/07/2020 postreply 15:58:45