Is there any difference between my classmate Vy and I? After talking to him I found he is different from me in three main ways. We are different by culture, religion and education.
             First, Vy and I are different by culture. I am a Bangladeshi girl and brought up there. That's why my family is very conservative. I can't do everything I want to do. It is not allowed to sale or drink alcohol in Bangladesh, as the majority of its people are Muslim. So I don't drink. On the other hand Vy is a South Vietnamese boy and brought up there. His family isn't conservative at all. There is nothing that is forbidden in his family. He could drink at any age in Vietnam. There is no limitation in his country or his family.
             Secondly, Vy and I are unlike in Religion. My religion is Islam. In Islam there are indications about every aspects of human life like marriage, business, property, appearance etc. I try to follow them as much as possible. Eating pork, crab etc. and drinking alcohol is completely forbidden in Islam. So I don't eat or drink those. As I'm a girl I don't have to go to mosque five times a day though it is compulsory for men. I fast from sunrise to sunset in the month of Ramadan. In contrast Vy follows Buddhism. Buddhism only deals with spiritual things not with other matters about human life. That's why Vy is not bound by any rules by his religion. He can do, eat and drink whatever he likes. He goes to pagoda April 15th and August 15th, as it is mandatory. Every 15th day of a month he eats only vegetables.
             Finally Vy's and my subject of interest are very different. I'm a housewife and, I like to cook. It's my hobby to cook Bangladeshi food. My favorite food is Biriyani. I also love to wear sari. Besides managing our home I'm doing my major in computer science at Richland College. In the contrary Vy works as a hardware tech at Vistech Corp. His hobby is f
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