It's an objective reality that the Chinese language has a higher information density per syllable and that "transmission" of speech is more easily disrupted. Na

It's an objective reality that the Chinese language has a higher information density per syllable and that "transmission" of speech is more easily disrupted. Native Mandarin speakers sometimes even have trouble communicating face to face and "write" characters with a finger on the other's palm. It's also an objective reality that it takes more pieces of information to learn the Chinese representation of an English term than the other way around. It doesn't mean learning English is always easier than Chinese, though it actually is for maybe even most Humans on earth.