There is, furthermore, nothing about gaining fluency in Mandarin that inclines a student to support the Chinese Communist Party or its policies.
Dana Rohrabacher: “There is, furthermore, nothing about gaining fluency in Mandarin that inclines a student to support the Chinese…”
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Rohrabacher argues that learning Mandarin does not promote support for the Chinese government.
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