Personally, I wouldn't advise making economic value the main basis for learning a language. Learning a language to a professional standard takes many years. You won't get very far in the long run if money is the only reason..
Chinese might be good on paper, but do you like Asian culture? Are you interested in the people? If so, great. If not, don't bother.
If you are naturally drawn to a more "minor" language then go for it. The more minor niches may be smaller markets but they often pay well because they are less crowded by definition. You could find a legal translation niche that few others can touch.
Chinese might be good on paper, but do you like Asian culture? Are you interested in the people? If so, great. If not, don't bother.
If you are naturally drawn to a more "minor" language then go for it. The more minor niches may be smaller markets but they often pay well because they are less crowded by definition. You could find a legal translation niche that few others can touch.
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