English culture is confused and often confused and borrowed. The purpose of this book is to give the reader full bases in the peculiarities of English and to identify the absurdity and warmth of the English at their best.

This book is reflected in well-established Indian-English cultural groups such as the Beatles, Big Ben and the last night at Proms, as well as lesser-known quirks such as meat pies and man's refuge. Here we celebrate the bells, the Maurice dancers, the Rami hats ("the symbol of the respectable English") and the buttons ("the symbol of the solidarity of the middle class").

We study the brutality of Punch and Judy and our historic love of the Genies, which was a big part of the English soul that was described as "the British religion." At once seductive and non-trivial, praise and curiosity, we have learned how to be English only how to be English again.

I want that book.