In spite of Chinesa's large population and its prosperous economy, ithe infographic shows that only people from two countries, Laos and Belize, are interested in Mandarin Chinese.

maybe you can emphasize the size of China's population here?

In addition, it must be hard to find native Japanese native speakers or to learn by themselves.

According to the illustration uploaded by some tan infographic posted by a Twitter user, Japanese language is apparently popularthe most popular language to learn among English-speaking countries such as Northern Americthe United States, Canada, Australia, and New Zealand.

(https://www.visualcapitalist.com/most-popular-languages-people-want-to-learn/) However, I'm suspiciouskeptical about thisese statics because there is nostics. These people probably don't have any motivations to learn Japanese other than sightseeing or unique culture.

In spite of a growing Chinese population and the country's prosperous economy, it shows that only people from two countries, Laos and Belize, are interested in Mandarin Chinese.

In addition, it must be hard to find Japanese native speakersnative Japanese speakers to speak with or learn by themselves.

Aside from the number of learners, I'm glad to hear that people who have grown up in foreignfrom other countries getare interested in Japanese culture.

I hope that there is an opportunity to talk with them in person after the state of emergency is lifted.