When an individual travels abroad to the United States and Australia and passes through the local customs, will the immigration officer ask questions? What if you can't speak English!

There is a Chinese version of the declaration form on the plane. The person who stamps will ask some questions, such as what you are doing in China and how long you will stay. When you check your luggage, you will also ask questions, such as what you have brought and what it is for. . . Wait a minute. .

As for not speaking English. . . . Can't speak English, dare to go abroad alone. . . .

Or ask someone to write it in English for you in a notebook, "I can't speak English and need an interpreter." Then someone will help you at the airport. . .