My phone broke down 3 months ago and I had to buy a new one

I am a very impatient person, and it is very difficult for me to wait for things. But recently I waited to buy a mobile phone and it was one of the longest times I had to wait for something.
My phone broke down 3 months ago and I had to buy a new one.
This time I was going to buy an iPhone. However, when I was searching online, I came to know that a newer version of the iPhone was coming out in one month. I asked my parents, and my parents told me if I could live for one month without a phone, they would buy me the latest version.
I thought it would be easy, but I was so wrong. The one month seemed like a year. I couldn’t talk to my friends or chat with them. I couldn’t talk for long.
For the first two weeks I was very irritated(asabiylashgan)one or two times and told my parents to just buy me the previous model.
However, then I got used to it. Since there was no phone, I had a lot of free time. I spent this time fishing with the neighbor’s children. I actually started enjoying it day by day.
If I had to talk to my friends, I just visited them. I realize that I had become addicted to my phone. This wait was one of the best things happened to me in my life. My parents also told me that I had started spending more time with them. I thought they might go back on their word but as soon as the new model was released, they bought me the phone. Now I still use my phone b. I am not on social media all the time. I do check it but occasionally.

Introduction.

Japan is a diverse country. Japanese people celebrate their festivals and share an amazing bonding. Every state has their own language, clothes, food and festivals. When we meet a person from other cultures we are always curious to know more about them and how different they are from us. We try to learn different things from them and we teach them our culture.

Main Answer.
Here I am going to talk about a friend who I met recently on the stadium.
- Who he/she is- Where he/she is from
His name is Mr Yahu and he is from central Japan, actually he was from Tokyo which is quite different from my home state Uzbekistan. He was a government servant in the local government. We introduced each other during football match in stadium and started talking about current topics of our country. I talked about about my state and then he also gave me some vital information about Japan.
- How you knew him/her 
I just met him for the first time in stadium and we became friends. We both were traveling for a long distance so we chatted about many topics. At first glance I thought he was a Chinese guy then he told me people in China look the same. And we chatted about their language, clothes, festivals, culture and tradition. He also talked about his work in the government.
- And explain how you feel about him/her.
I felt really good about him as he was a nice guy. I can call him an extrovert(kirishuvchan); he had very clear opinions about certain things. He really loved his culture and respected my culture. We became good friends and I invited him to my Place next time he is going to visit uzbekistan.