Chinese is translated into Arabic.

Arabic, referred to as Arabic (al-? Arab yah[al？ ara？ Bijja] or/Arabia: [? Arabi? ], English: Arabic), refers to one or more languages derived from classical Arabic in the 6th century. Including written language and various spoken languages spread in the Middle East, North Africa and the Horn of Africa (namely the Somali Peninsula). Arabic belongs to the Asian-African language family. Arabic belongs to Central Semite, similar to Aramaic, Hebrew, Ugarit and Phoenician. Arabic is the most commonly used language in America.

There is a popular saying: Arabic tongue, Greek mind, China hand. Arabs are very good at expressing their thoughts and feelings orally, and the famous Arabian literary masterpiece Arabian Nights is the best illustration. It was originally oral literature, which was collected, refined and processed by many folk artists and scholars for hundreds of years. The whole story is expressed in spoken Arabic: Shahriyar's cleverness, Sinbad's bravery, Aladdin's wisdom, and Arabs' bold personality and body language make Arabic extremely expressive. Until now, Arabic has the special word "night chat".