Met on the Internet... worried about prejudice

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Thanks everybody for the help. I relayed the information to my fiancee, and she's feeling better.

In my I-129F, I replied to the question asking how we met in the last two years in such a way that I didn't have to describe how we _first_ met. I just mentioned the two times I traveled to China to see her, and that we had a relationship since summer 2007. Thus, we still have the freedom to "make up" the story of our meeting if we wanted to.

After hearing everybody's advice, however, I really think that we'll have no trouble telling the truth. There are no shady dealings in my relationship with my fiancee, and we should be comfortable with that. If we truthfully mention that we met through an international Chinese-language student networking site, the interviewer should be convinced that it wasn't anything like a marriage broker website.

Any more folks from Asia care to share their experience and advice? While I highly regard the advice given by friends with significant others in Europe, Canada, and South America, one of the above posters mentioned that citizens from developing Asian countries, China included, face a tougher interview process. Please let me know what you think.

Thank you!