I’m from China. The story should focus on Chinese immigrants. Due 2 Dec: 5-6 pp paper (double-spaced) on “What is My Family Story?” This paper requires you to interview a relative, the older the better, about your family’s immigrant past. Then you will tell your family’s story, to the extent possible, in your paper. Frequently this paper is a collection of narratives about rowdy uncles, dangerous crossings, famous or infamous grandparents, or other things you may not have known about your own background. Most students use Thanksgiving break as an opportunity to interview family members for this assignment, but please conduct your interview as early as possible. This paper should also integrate material you learned in the previous assignment, as well as material we have studied over the course of the semester in texts and lectures. How does your family fit the models we have been discussing? An additional assignment sheet with more specifics will be provided. Be sure to include a Works Cited section. 400 points. *If you created someone for  the second part of this assignment, continue on with your constructed identity story. Dear family, I am writing this letter back home in response to experience in my new land. Coming to America was a dream plan since I had heard a lot of stories about the global nation. I wanted to come to America because I wanted to experience a totally different culture. I want to experience the new culture of technology and economic growth. I am writing to you back home to tell you that in my new land and working at a local bank as an accountant. The job is well rewarding as I also get time to go to school in the evening. I live in California right now. This is a metropolitan town where Mexicans, Indians, and Black Americans are living. Living with the mixed groups is quite an experience. Mexicans are quite awesome people with beauty and investment in love. Their love for nature is credibly rewarding. The Indian love for homemade music and dance has exposed me to a state of appreciating nature. Not forgetting their love for the varied foods, which is an amazing thing for me here in America. In fact, China is a traditional country and people are shy there. American people are friendly and enthusiastic. It’s really different stay in the U.S. than China. Migrating from Asia to America was a just an amazing decision. The fact that in America, the Asian cuisines, experiences, and beliefs cannot be belittled. I am not able to access to the different Asian languages and tradition like the Korean and Japanese. I have been able to learn the diverse languages as a result of living here. The fact that I live with the Indians means that I have to learn their tradition. Let me elaborate it fur there. Remember back at home we have the Buddhism. Living with the Indians has been made me understand that different cultures appreciate the worship different gods. Look here my homeland, Muslims, Buddhists; Indians have their gods that t ...

1. I’m from China. The story should focus on Chinese immigrants.
Due 2 Dec: 5-6 pp paper (double-spaced) on “What is My
Family Story?” This paper requires you to interview a relative,
the older the better, about your family’s immigrant past. Then
you will tell your family’s story, to the extent possible, in your
paper. Frequently this paper is a collection of narratives about
rowdy uncles, dangerous crossings, famous or infamous
grandparents, or other things you may not have known about
your own background. Most students use Thanksgiving break as
an opportunity to interview family members for this assignment,
but please conduct your interview as early as possible. This
paper should also integrate material you learned in the previous
assignment, as well as material we have studied over the course
of the semester in texts and lectures. How does your family fit
the models we have been discussing? An additional assignment
sheet with more specifics will be provided. Be sure to include a
Works Cited section. 400 points. *If you created someone for
the second part of this assignment, continue on with your
constructed identity story.
Dear family,
I am writing this letter back home in response to experience in
my new land. Coming to America was a dream plan since I had
heard a lot of stories about the global nation. I wanted to come
to America because I wanted to experience a totally different
culture. I want to experience the new culture of technology and
economic growth.
I am writing to you back home to tell you that in my new land
and working at a local bank as an accountant. The job is well
rewarding as I also get time to go to school in the evening. I
live in California right now. This is a metropolitan town where
Mexicans, Indians, and Black Americans are living. Living with

2. the mixed groups is quite an experience. Mexicans are quite
awesome people with beauty and investment in love. Their love
for nature is credibly rewarding. The Indian love for homemade
music and dance has exposed me to a state of appreciating
nature. Not forgetting their love for the varied foods, which is
an amazing thing for me here in America. In fact, China is a
traditional country and people are shy there. American people
are friendly and enthusiastic. It’s really different stay in the
U.S. than China.
Migrating from Asia to America was a just an amazing decision.
The fact that in America, the Asian cuisines, experiences, and
beliefs cannot be belittled. I am not able to access to the
different Asian languages and tradition like the Korean and
Japanese. I have been able to learn the diverse languages as a
result of living here. The fact that I live with the Indians means
that I have to learn their tradition. Let me elaborate it fur there.
Remember back at home we have the Buddhism. Living with the
Indians has been made me understand that different cultures
appreciate the worship different gods. Look here my homeland,
Muslims, Buddhists; Indians have their gods that they hold a
firm believes in.
I am also writing home to explain the fact that, as an immigrant,
I have not been able to make careless mistakes. In America, the
issues of corruption, careless driving and lawlessness is not
condoned. It is also important to note that in my new land, laws
are respected as they form the core reason nation exist. I have
been enrolled to the needed standards that roll as the core for
the progress.
America respects its identity and culture. In America, special
days are respected to honor the events that have had an impact
on the growth of the nation as explained by (George, 2013). In
America, July 4th every year is an independence day; September
7th is Labor Day, November 11, is a Veteran’s day. In this
respect, you will realize that even in America, there is a need to
honor and respect the nation’s pride (George, 2013).
I want to write off my memoirs and appreciation of the new land

3. by noting that as an immigrant to America, it is not as being at
home. Our races, cultures and tradition are various. Our
language and accents vary and therefore, we can never be the
same with Americans. While trying to adapt, I have met some
hilarious statements drawn from my color. It has not been easy,
but I have been able to overcome because I came for a
purposeful reason.
Your loving daughter,
Lu
Work Cited
George. (2013). National Holidays and Cultural Heritage. afi,
DC: Work Press.
Edwards. (2014). The Provinces of China: A Beautiful and
Diverse Country.