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An An, first I would never freak out about the questions you ask. I did say that I had a few friends who are Christian and that if you would like to speak with them I can introduce you. They will be able to better explain how they feel about their religion and what it means to them. In fact I have already called to see when he is available.

I cannot help but be offended at your lack of patience with my knowledge of Chinese history. You are right that I did not know anything about the anti-Japanese War. What you may not understand is that what you referred to as the anti-Japanese War, I have learned as the Second Sino-Japanese War. I, in fact, do not remember ever hearing it referred to as the anti-Japanese War. In light of this I hope you can forgive my ignorance and also realize that things may be "Lost in Translation"? Staying with this topic I would love to hear what you know about some United States wars such as the Moro Wars, the Banana Wars, and Shay's Rebellion. So, without being able to research and just off the top of your head tell me what you know. Now, I do not expect you to know of these American wars which lasted 12, 24, and one years respectively. So please show some patience with me so that I may learn new things along with you.

Another thing I would like to say is that I love history. It provides so many answers and is vital for progress. I have said many times that United States history does not interest me much and that I have chosen to take classes outside of American History. I love the Civil Rights Movement along with learning about other movements (around the world) that involve change for depressed and oppressed people. I think there may have been a misunderstanding because I do not like the Colonial period. I feel as though the architecture and art were not interesting and the people's ability to express themselves was repressed. The one thing to remember is that I love history although I admit to knowing less than I should, but history is so broad how can one person know even one percent?

Finally, getting lost is part of finding your way around new places. Some people may think that is the best way to know a new place (finding it out for yourself so you may more easily remember and know). Also, I have not been to Colonial Williamsburg in maybe 15 years or more, so I am no expert in direction there.

An An, first I would never freak out about the questions you ask. I did say that I had a few friends who are Christian and that if you would like to speak with them I can introduce you. They will be able to better explain how they feel about their religion and what it means to them. In fact I have already called to see when he is available.

I cannot help but be offended at your lack of patience with my knowledge of Chinese history. You are right that I did not know anything about the anti-Japanese War. What you may not understand is that what you referred to as the anti-Japanese War, I have learned as the Second Sino-Japanese War. I, in fact, do not remember ever hearing it referred to as the anti-Japanese War. In light of this I hope you can forgive my ignorance and also realize that things may be "Lost in Translation"? Staying with this topic I would love to hear what you know about some United States wars such as the Moro Wars, the Banana Wars, and Shay's Rebellion. So, without being able to research and just off the top of your head tell me what you know. Now, I do not expect you to know of these American wars which lasted 12, 24, and one years respectively. So please show some patience with me so that I may learn new things along with you.

Another thing I would like to say is that I love history. It provides so many answers and is vital for progress. I have said many times that United States history does not interest me much and that I have chosen to take classes outside of American History. I love the Civil Rights Movement along with learning about other movements (around the world) that involve change for depressed and oppressed people. I think there may have been a misunderstanding because I do not like the Colonial period. I feel as though the architecture and art were not interesting and the people's ability to express themselves was repressed. The one thing to remember is that I love history although I admit to knowing less than I should, but history is so broad how can one person know even one percent?

Finally, getting lost is part of finding your way around new places. Some people may think that is the best way to know a new place (finding it out for yourself so you may more easily remember and know). Also, I have not been to Colonial Williamsburg in maybe 15 years or more, so I am no expert in direction there.

An An, first I would never freak out about the questions you ask. I did say that I had a few friends who are Christian and that if you would like to speak with them I can introduce you. They will be able to better explain how they feel about their religion and what it means to them. In fact I have already called to see when he is available.

I cannot help but be offended at your lack of patience with my knowledge of Chinese history. You are right that I did not know anything about the anti-Japanese War. What you may not understand is that what you referred to as the anti-Japanese War, I have learned as the Second Sino-Japanese War. I, in fact, do not remember ever hearing it referred to as the anti-Japanese War. In light of this I hope you can forgive my ignorance and also realize that things may be "Lost in Translation"? Staying with this topic I would love to hear what you know about some United States wars such as the Moro Wars, the Banana Wars, and Shay's Rebellion. So, without being able to research and just off the top of your head tell me what you know. Now, I do not expect you to know of these American wars which lasted 12, 24, and one years respectively. So please show some patience with me so that I may learn new things along with you.

Another thing I would like to say is that I love history. It provides so many answers and is vital for progress. I have said many times that United States history does not interest me much and that I have chosen to take classes outside of American History. I love the Civil Rights Movement along with learning about other movements (around the world) that involve change for depressed and oppressed people. I think there may have been a misunderstanding because I do not like the Colonial period. I feel as though the architecture and art were not interesting and the people's ability to express themselves was repressed. The one thing to remember is that I love history although I admit to knowing less than I should, but history is so broad how can one person know even one percent?

Finally, getting lost is part of finding your way around new places. Some people may think that is the best way to know a new place (finding it out for yourself so you may more easily remember and know). Also, I have not been to Colonial Williamsburg in maybe 15 years or more, so I am no expert in direction there.

I have got the same feeling with you, especially after talking with Brain, but he has tried his best to give us as much as informations as he can.I don't think you are lack of impatience. You are just being straightforward. To be outspoken and frank about things is a character typical of Beijing people. I think that is one of the reasons that we can be good friend.

Sorry for posting 3 times... I just wanted to make sure you read it?