Thanks for sharing. I'm actually moved by that a bit... My first job out of college was as an aircraft structures engineer at Boeing in Seattle. I was sat next to a Chinese engineer. He had been protesting in Tiananmen Square. President Bush allowed 900 of them to get asylum in the US as opposed letting them get slaughtered. So, he came over. He had been studying aero in the university there. He was a very nice young man, and his English sucked. But, we got along great and eventually he started sharing stories of his youth in China. I learned a lot at a young age. He knew I loved to fish and told me how he would catch frogs (to eat) by dangling a little handmade fly on a long pole over the frogs. They'd latch on and he'd put them in a bucket for dinner. He said there were backwater parts of China where they practiced cannibalism. I remember when he managed to get a drivers license and a little car. I think he did nothing other than drive all around when he wasn't in the office. Haha...