Yesterday, we had a merry Christmas together at my brother's house although remaining some conflicts among some people in our extended family. After we had some prepared foods, my nieces and nephews who were born in the U.S. played the Cards Against Humanity that gives an Awesome Point from a favorite answer in a player's White Card. After learning the rules of the game, I think it is a simple game if I understand English and American culture; however, it is not favorite when I am a newcomer from another country.
Looking at my nieces and nephews who were playing in separately various groups, I think about the U.S. society including a lot of the ethnic groups and different languages. Like my extended family members who are making groups separately, an ethnic group cannot understand other ethnic groups' language, culture and custom, but they can live peacefully together under the U.S. roof, a society governed by strict rules.
Chi Le
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