If you care about the oneness of people then you know that it is better to communicate directly with a Universal Language (UL) than through interpreters. The purpose of this book is to provide a rough material for younger generations to build a practical UL by modifying it. This book is intended to help the reader understand: How the Chinese language can be used as a universal language. This book begins with explaining some of the pros and cons of the language. Then it describes two poor linguistic decisions and one software disaster that made Chinese more difficult to learn and provide a way to correct those problems so an English speaker can more readily learn the Chinese language. It also mentions about the the five steps to Make Chinese the Universal Language.