2nd Quarter Project
In the book, “The Joy Luck Club,” there are many conflicts that impact the story, which includes cultural collision between Chinese and Chinese-American cultures. Jing-mei’s mother, Suyuan, travailed from a path full of adversities. Suyuan represents the Chinese culture while Jing-mei represents the Chinese-American. Throughout the book, Jing-mei comes to realize how a war devastated and greatly impacted her life from a story told by Suyuan.
The struggles that both Suyuan and Jing-mei go through can show the conflict of identity crisis and the difficulty of cultural conversion. It represents June’s (Jing-Mei’s) struggle to confidently comprehend Chinese and to also convey her mother’s melancholy story. Similarly, while her
In the book, “The Joy Luck Club,” there are many conflicts that impact the story, which includes cultural collision between Chinese and Chinese-American cultures. Jing-mei’s mother, Suyuan, travailed from a path full of adversities. Suyuan represents the Chinese culture while Jing-mei represents the Chinese-American. Throughout the book, Jing-mei comes to realize how a war devastated and greatly impacted her life from a story told by Suyuan.
The struggles that both Suyuan and Jing-mei go through can show the conflict of identity crisis and the difficulty of cultural conversion. It represents June’s (Jing-Mei’s) struggle to confidently comprehend Chinese and to also convey her mother’s melancholy story. Similarly, while her