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Good question! Well, it depends on the person. Some people use their phones and computer calendars to keep track of all the things they need to do. Others, like my mother, who is more traditional, has a little diary, a small book she writes in to keep a record of all the things she has on in the coming weeks or months. Other people are just a bit more disorganized and rely on their memories – which I do not think is the best way to do things – I guess it depends how good your memory is really! 

I certainly do. Everyone should keep track of their family history, and remember their ancestors and all the things in the past. I think it's kind of quite important really, as we only have one family, really, and our family have survived for generations and generations, so it's important to give respect to the past and remember where we came from and the people that have come before us. I also think it’s human nature to want to remember family history, and keep it alive to some extent. I do know that some people care more about this kind of thing than others, though. 

Most Chinese people know about their family history through their parents, grandparents and other family members keeping good record of it. It's normal that families keep some kind of record of their history, both in their own memories and in the form of photograph albums and other documents which trace the history of the family. Most people hear about their family history from their parents and grandparents telling them stories about their lives and the lives of their family members. Some families, as you can imagine, are more nostalgic and sentimental than others when it comes to their history and their relationships with the wider family unit.