Dear Mike,
It's so delighted to hear from you. How is everything? I am very well, many thanks.
Don't worry, I can read your mind so I fully understand your anxiety.Indeed, what interests you most , i know as your best friend, is nothing but archeology. Interests are indeed able to play a significant role in our life both in enriching our knowledge and in shaping our inner-quality. I could not agree more with you on it.

I, nontheless, would strongly recommend you take your parents' advice since having an interest differs from taking it as a job.
To begin with,as you know, I have been working for years, as lectures me that what you are passionate about right now is very likely to change in the future. Turning an interest into your job will only aggrevate your feeling in that repeated imperative missioins can wear yourself out.

In the second place, several advantages of being an architect must be taken into account before you make a reckless decision.
First, many opportunites awakes ahead of you as regional booming economies continue to grow such as "BRICS" where billions of businessmen and new urban dwellers want their offices and aparments built in the years to come. Having a degree of architecture means decent and worry-free life.
Second, this major has a lot in common with archiology. It also demands for good knowlege of history. Learing from ancient masters is a must , as certain contains exploration and deep drill of archioloy. Therefore, it doesn't mean an isolation from your own interest.
Third, you can make a lot of money from this business, which allows you an early retirement that in return hugely finances your interests. In other words, you can ensue your dreams however you like.
In all, for your sake, I am on the side of your parents. i hope you can take our advice seriously,
cordially,
yours.
Liming Dear Mike,
It's so delighted to hear from you. How is everything? I am very well, many thanks.
Don't worry, I can read your mind so I fully understand your anxiety.Indeed, what interests you most , i know as your best friend, is nothing but archeology. Interests are indeed able to play a significant role in our life both in enriching our knowledge and in shaping our inner-quality. I could not agree more with you on it.

I, nontheless, would strongly recommend you take your parents' advice since having an interest differs from taking it as a job.
To begin with,as you know, I have been working for years, as lectures me that what you are passionate about right now is very likely to change in the future. Turning an interest into your job will only aggrevate your feeling in that repeated imperative missioins can wear yourself out.

In the second place, several advantages of being an architect must be taken into account before you make a reckless decision.
First, many opportunites awakes ahead of you as regional booming economies continue to grow such as "BRICS" where billions of businessmen and new urban dwellers want their offices and aparments built in the years to come. Having a degree of architecture means decent and worry-free life.
Second, this major has a lot in common with archiology. It also demands for good knowlege of history. Learing from ancient masters is a must , as certain contains exploration and deep drill of archioloy. Therefore, it doesn't mean an isolation from your own interest.
Third, you can make a lot of money from this business, which allows you an early retirement that in return hugely finances your interests. In other words, you can ensue your dreams however you like.
In all, for your sake, I am on the side of your parents. i hope you can take our advice seriously,
cordially,
yours.
Liming