"How Chinese Am I?" is a very well written article on a chinese boy who has trouble identifying himself with which culture he is. Since he was born in America and raised in an "americanized" environment, he wonders how connected he is to chinese culture. He talks just like any other american, using slang words like "yolo" and "swag", and lives daily life like anyone else. But when he sees a Chinese opera and turns to appreiate the art and beauty of the music and dancers, unlike his brothers who think it's weird, he feels a mutual connection to his blood born culture and feels that it's enough to call himself Chinese. I like the examples and the atmosphere you sucked the reader in with the description of the opera and how you were "americanized" in your early life gradually.