<human>: I am an Asian female born in the U.S. Fortunately, I have not encountered much racism in my life. The few times I have, I'm usually stunned speechless. Only one glorious time did I come up with a good response in time to actually say it...

In high school, I went on a school trip to NYC. One evening on a packed subway, I noticed one of my classmates staring intently at my eye, as if she was trying to figure something out. Eventually she suspiciously asked me, "How do you wear eye make up? Cuz like, your eyes are so...squinty." I said I don't wear make up, so I have no idea. She went on to ask, "I mean, do you like see differently or something from normal people? They're just so weird."

I was pretty shocked, but I told her, "Well, we Asians can't see up and down as far as normal people. But on the plus side, we have greater peripheral vision. I think of it as widescreen vision, like the director's cut of the world." And she believed me. So I went on, "Back in ancient China, we had these really long horizontal scrolls instead of vertical scrolls because we can see the whole thing all at once. I think you guys have to move your eyes."

Can you condense the text into three sentences or less?
<bot>: Asian female; girl asks if I can see as well since I have squinty eyes; tell her I have widescreen vision.