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A story of my family
I was doing homework one day ,when a stone hit on my window.It surprised me,so I looked out of the window.Guess what I saw, my elder brother picking stones from the ground.He was such a funny boy before but now he is an adult.I still remember when I played with him on that day at the playground.We had a wonderful day because we decided to have a journey game together.And I acted out a character who can use magic to fight against evil monsters. Even though it was an image game, we thoroughly enjoyed and totally forgotten the time til our mother called us for dinner. This story came into my mind recently and I cried because my brother died in 2012.I want to continue to share happiness with him but the opportunity is lost.Such a touching story, 化悲痛为力量 ;)
0 votedMarch 30, 20171- Hi, my first entry, 我好奇。。 I recently joined, from Singapore. I was raised bilingual as many Singaporeans are, with English as first language and mother tongue as your second. I had converse via videocall with foreigners before, and when I told them I was chinese, they would assume I'm from China. I am a local Singaporean with a pink IC, but my grandparents are not from here, they are immigrants. They came here by sea to work here, Singapore is a really useful trading port back in the days as we were blessed with a really good location for settlers to trade. What I'm curious about, is some countries ( I heard,) like the U.S., says they do not have culture because they do not have much history. Singapore gained independence roughly half a century ago too, and I believe we have our own culture. I have been with foreign workers here and heard them complaining even of our “kiasu-ness". Haha, by the way, complaining is also what we believe we do most too, (which is sarcastic, really). Tell me, about your culture and what's so unique about it. And what you believe makes up culture, (especially in multi-racial or religious countries)March 30, 201700

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