Do you learn the history of your own country?

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Well, I do not learn the history of my country that much. However, whenever I learn some aspects of the history of my country, I really get disappointed all the time. I mean the history of corruption of politicians disturb me a lot. So, what about you?
 

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Gardener wrote: Sun Jan 11, 2026 12:21 pm Well, I do not learn the history of my country that much. However, whenever I learn some aspects of the history of my country, I really get disappointed all the time. I mean the history of corruption of politicians disturb me a lot. So, what about you?
I liked history and politics more when younger.
 

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Jason wrote: Sun Jan 11, 2026 2:19 pm
Gardener wrote: Sun Jan 11, 2026 12:21 pm Well, I do not learn the history of my country that much. However, whenever I learn some aspects of the history of my country, I really get disappointed all the time. I mean the history of corruption of politicians disturb me a lot. So, what about you?
I liked history and politics more when younger.
That's a really great thing. Many young people in my country are not that interested in learning the history of my own country. I myself never learned the history of my country until much later.
 

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I studied history, including history of my own country, in junior high. Since our school pushed for accounts and computer science, I elected to pursue account and computer science instead of history. Later I started reading history on my own. I know my country's history, I know about the ruling dynasty, I know about the wars our country fought.
 

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