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Prof Cheng lives in Link-horn Bay, a bird sanctuary in Southern Virginia's shore of the Atlantic Ocean. Ospreys were a rare sight in this area until about ten years ago. This is a story about the life and struggle of a young bird couple to raise a family under many adverse conditions. In five months, Cheng have learned so much from this birds' family. They are, in many ways, so much like humans, and all in the positive ways. He hopes we can all learn some basic ways from the birds of getting along together, at least as a family.

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Professor Richard Cheng was born in 1934 and lived in the rural areas of Chunking and Du-Yung where he was forced to move frequently. He had to catch fish and eels for food to supplement for their meals at the age of 9. When the war with Japan ended, he lived between Nanjing and Chunking and went to Taiwan with his parents when the communists took over the mainland where he grew up as a young man. Upon graduation from college, he decided to go to the United State of America. Upon arriving the States, he encountered the shock of the different cultures, but he learned quickly to adjust his attitude. He fixed radios and television sets to support his living until he obtained the MS degree. He soon moved his wife and children over to the U.S.A. He started a teaching career and obtained his doctorate degree. He then worked to get Computer Science programs establish for several universities. When he reached the position of Eminent Professorship, he looked to business career. Through hard work and sweet, he was successful in business and was called the $240 Million Professor.

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