I am a police officer in the United States 2

Author: Shi Zijian
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Publish Date: 2006-02-01
Features: After the publication of "Being a Police Officer in the United States," the protagonist Shi Zijian's marriage was suddenly pushed to the brink of collapse. Subsequently, this book also completely repaired the family that was about to fall apart. "Being a Police Officer in the United States 2" is a sequel to the best-selling book "Being a Police Officer in the United States." Shi Zijian's legendary experiences in the United States and the hardships he faced in his family life have attracted countless attentions. This book tells the story of how this three-member family's life boat, which set sail from the calm Bohai Bay, navigated through the turbulent Pacific Ocean. Despite being battered and torn, it did not sink and finally returned safely to its starting point. The baptism of foreign culture and the forging at the U.S. police academy transformed Shi Zijian. To support her husband, Donghua gave up her excellent banking job and followed him to the United States. With her frail shoulders, she helped her husband bear the weight of the family, hoping that after he completed his studies, the family could return to China together, finding happiness after enduring hardships. However, what she received was endless sorrow: her husband wanted to stay in the United States to become a police officer, while Donghua, due to language and cultural barriers, longed to return to China like the youth who once dreamed of returning to the city. The couple argued for seventeen years about whether to return to China or not! The originally warm and harmonious three-member family turned into a situation like the Three Kingdoms, with the marriage and family on the verge of complete collapse. The little dog Baby became the link for communication among the three parties. This is a marathon-style marriage that is neither Chinese nor American. Neither party admits to being wrong, yet both believe they have made the greatest sacrifices for the family. The spark that ignited her husband's desire to cross the border was a wife who didn't want to stay in the United States for even one more day, while the one who eventually decided to return to the country was the husband who was determined to stay in the United States.