[speaker001:] Who is this on the water buffalo?
[speaker002:] That's my grand-father. He was a farmer. When he was young, he had to take the water buffalo to graze in the field.
[speaker001:] Oh yes, that was the best job in most farm families. That's where many of them learned to play the flute.
[speaker002:] My grandfather did that too. He used the time to study instead.
[speaker001:] That's interesting. Go on!
[speaker002:] My grand grandfather was a merchant who ran a small business. He couldn't afford to send my grand father to school.
[speaker001:] So he became a self-taught man?
[speaker002:] Right. Later he was a soldier and a fireman in the village. When he was middle aged, he became a great man, quite famous.
[speaker001:] In what field?
[speaker002:] As a leader of police officers in charge of the whole country.
[speaker001:] Is he still in that that type of work.
[speaker002:] No. He retired from that. He is a senator now.
[speaker001:] Would you want to be a senator?
[speaker002:] Well, maybe when I get old. But first I'll be a lawyer.