EtherealElvenEmpress
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Moving to America was not an easy choice for the Zhao Family. Life never came easy to them but they were hard-working. It was a long road to get to America but they made it. Bitter sweet as it was since it was just the three of them. Wěi (49) the patriarch of the family sold all of their belongings on this Earth to pay their way to get to this country and start their simple business while bringing his eldest son Háo (21) and youngest Mei (18) in tow. This was the American dream everyone wanted. Or at least strive to achieve…
It may not have been some thing out of the movies but they had a small apartment that they shared. It wasn’t much but it was above their restaurant which had a fusion of Chinese and Japanese cuisine which didn’t do so bad in their neighborhood. It was good food in for a decent price but it was not something that would bring them to the point of being exorbitantly rich. So far it was a comfortable existence. After Wêi’s wife passed away there was nothing they left for them in China. There are Japanese family wanted nothing to do with them And they had a little connection to her side of the family but both children spoke Japanese, Chinese and English. They got around the one child rule since they were so deep in rural China. All of them worked hard to save up the money to pay someone legitimate to get them to America because they wanted to start a new and luckily they got their big break.
When they first arrived in America they moved into the nearest Chinatown in the big city making connections to anyone nearby the Village. Managing to get help and money from the ones who made it they opened a nice little restaurant
This was it! Or so they thought. His children by the time I got to America first or young enough to be enrolled in school. Managing to graduate his younger literally just finished high school and she was now attending community college classes but also working all her free time the restaurant alongside her brother and father. It was a nice routine to have the good times will not last very long for this family. Her father fell into gambling And using the profits from the restaurant to try and get rich. This made it very hard for Mei and Háo they took up so much work to try and make up the profits their father was losing. It didn’t take long for her brother to forward the same patterns as the father. Poor Mei was now trying to keep the business afloat along with her schoolwork since she just wanted to do better. She begged them not to do it especially since they were still not citizens of the country. They were trying their best to obtain citizenship. While Mei was the only one keeping her hands clean and going to school her brother and father she was terrified of them ruining her chances of becoming an American citizen!
Arguments happen daily in the Zhao household. It was always about money and how not to get caught though she kept herself out of it as much as possible especially since she did not want it to affect her or the scholarships that she was on. For now she did her best working in the restaurant downstairs as her father and brother did their part but we’re constantly at each other’s throats as she hoped today it would go uneventful and just bring the regular customers to the Star River Chinese restaurant.
Moving to America was not an easy choice for the Zhao Family. Life never came easy to them but they were hard-working. It was a long road to get to America but they made it. Bitter sweet as it was since it was just the three of them. Wěi (49) the patriarch of the family sold all of their belongings on this Earth to pay their way to get to this country and start their simple business while bringing his eldest son Háo (21) and youngest Mei (18) in tow. This was the American dream everyone wanted. Or at least strive to achieve…
It may not have been some thing out of the movies but they had a small apartment that they shared. It wasn’t much but it was above their restaurant which had a fusion of Chinese and Japanese cuisine which didn’t do so bad in their neighborhood. It was good food in for a decent price but it was not something that would bring them to the point of being exorbitantly rich. So far it was a comfortable existence. After Wêi’s wife passed away there was nothing they left for them in China. There are Japanese family wanted nothing to do with them And they had a little connection to her side of the family but both children spoke Japanese, Chinese and English. They got around the one child rule since they were so deep in rural China. All of them worked hard to save up the money to pay someone legitimate to get them to America because they wanted to start a new and luckily they got their big break.
When they first arrived in America they moved into the nearest Chinatown in the big city making connections to anyone nearby the Village. Managing to get help and money from the ones who made it they opened a nice little restaurant
This was it! Or so they thought. His children by the time I got to America first or young enough to be enrolled in school. Managing to graduate his younger literally just finished high school and she was now attending community college classes but also working all her free time the restaurant alongside her brother and father. It was a nice routine to have the good times will not last very long for this family. Her father fell into gambling And using the profits from the restaurant to try and get rich. This made it very hard for Mei and Háo they took up so much work to try and make up the profits their father was losing. It didn’t take long for her brother to forward the same patterns as the father. Poor Mei was now trying to keep the business afloat along with her schoolwork since she just wanted to do better. She begged them not to do it especially since they were still not citizens of the country. They were trying their best to obtain citizenship. While Mei was the only one keeping her hands clean and going to school her brother and father she was terrified of them ruining her chances of becoming an American citizen!
Arguments happen daily in the Zhao household. It was always about money and how not to get caught though she kept herself out of it as much as possible especially since she did not want it to affect her or the scholarships that she was on. For now she did her best working in the restaurant downstairs as her father and brother did their part but we’re constantly at each other’s throats as she hoped today it would go uneventful and just bring the regular customers to the Star River Chinese restaurant.