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Shun-Wai's Hypocrisy

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August 21, 2015

 

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"Please let them find the way. Amen." "Amen," I said when she opened her eyes and glared at me. "Amen," murmured my aunt and uncles, who were not sure what to say. Poh Poh picked up the pot of soup, and Yeh Yeh continued looking at the rice. My cousins kept giggling. The mother's Christian values alienate her from her family not only through her actions (like saying grace) but also through her beliefs, such as her belief that Shun-Wai's are inappropriate...
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Poh Poh picked up the pot of soup, and Yeh Yeh continued looking at the rice. My cousins kept giggling. The mother's Christian values alienate her from her family not only through her actions (like saying grace) but also through her beliefs, such as her belief that Shun-Wai's are inappropriate. "When my mother saw the Shun-Wai, she tried to take it apart in the name of Christianity...
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