> Whereas for Yang, he also not a perfect man too. He can not
>balance the private life and work. He work well but unhappily. In his
>private life, he is too lazy. Though he love that, but no one will like to
>hire him. He has his ability as a president, he can make his people live
>in a better life, however, he doesn't want to do so just because he think
>that was not his life. So if you think from another view, he is not as
>good as Siegfried.
>
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I think the reason why Yang takes everything so lightly and appears
lazy, is because he's not doing the thing that he really wants to do, and
that is be a history teacher. I'm a perfect example........ I can't stand
Biology, so I fall asleep in class, don't do my homework and never study. (If
Biology wasn't so damn easy, I'd be failing instead of pulling a 96 average.)
The only real subjects that I love in school are English, History and
especially art and I do all of my work in these classes. Like me in Biology,
Yang was forced into the war, although he was able to pick up on everything,
he just didn't want to do. Although he may have been good at it......... his
true love was History. I'm very proud of you for trying our silly language.
Keep on trying pal!!
-Rol