Dear Jack ,
How are you? Now I’m in Beijing, China. The Chinese people are very kind. I have some good friends . We often eat out. I like Chinese food very much. My favorite food is jiaozi. I like Beijing Roast Duck, too. It is very nice. I can visit the Great Wall and the Palace Museum、library science. I can visit Tian’anmen Square, too. I’m glad to be here.
Would you like to visit Beijing? I look forward to your visit next year.
亲爱的杰克：
你好吗？现在我在中国北京。中国人民很善良，我有一些好朋友，我们经常在外面吃饭。我非常喜欢中国菜，我最喜欢的食物是饺子，我也喜欢北京烤鸭。这里非常好，我可以参观长城、故宫博物院、图书馆学。我也可以参观天安门广场。我很高兴来到这里。
你想去北京吗？我期待着你明年的来访。
哦耶
Historians that are documenting events as they happen today have much less of an opportunity to fall into the "storyteller" category as they are present as witnesses to these events as they are happening. Television, newspaper and other media coverage is widespread and almost unrelenting. Television captures visuals and audios that are spread rapidly around the world and theoretically can last forever. There is much less room for putting one's own "spin" on an event, especially regarding the exact details of what happened. But even with today's events, there is room for opinion on the part of the historian.
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