I am, what I am. I am the son of an American doctor father and a Chinese-British nurse mother. I am the values instilled in me by my parents. I am a believer in my Lord Jesus Christ. I am a speaker of two great languages. I am the instructions my teachers taught. I am the displaced caused by war. I am a volunteer to serve my father's country. I am the captive of my enemy. I am the strength my Lord has given me. I am the restorer of freedom from oppression. I am the love of home, family, and country. Note from the Editor: As always, your storytelling prowess shines as you effortlessly guide readers through the intricate tapestry of life in the times through Robert and his son, Banks' experiences. The vivid depictions of Robert and Mary's sea voyage and Banks' trials during the Korean War create spellbinding prose and maintain an engaging pace throughout the narrative. At its core, this book is a compelling tale of family, identity, and triumph over insurmountable odds. It brings history to life while exploring the profound themes of resilience and legacy. Great work. Jessie Raymond (UK)