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    them; therefore‚ wishes and hopes are always being established on parents to their children. In the Joy Luck Club‚ Woo’s family has expected their only daughter‚ Jing-Mei Woo to be a perfect person since she was only a young girl. Her mother‚ Suyuan Woo asked her to play the piano in order to establish her talents and put wishes on Jing-Mei. Chinese parents like to compare valuable or expensive objects to the others; in other words to show their power and arrogant traits. However‚ Suyuan Woo‚ has once

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    possess can be gathered from the text. In "A Pair of Tickets" by Amy Tan‚ the main character Jing Mei is confused and guilty. Never feeling like she was Chinese‚ Jing Mei did not know what it meant to be that ethnicity; it was not until Jing Mei was to travel to China because of her mother’s unfortunate passing that she would find out what it meant to be Chinese. This new culture was so foreign to Jing Mei but she attempted to adapt. "I think about what my mother said‚ about activating my genes and becoming

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    how to spend her school holidays. Using the pictures‚ write a stiry on how Mei Lin plans to spend the holidays. 1. School holidays again – Mei Lin – many things to do – English teacher – pupils write composition on holidays 2. Mei Lin – cook and sew – going to ask mother teach cooking – compile recipes – add collection 3. Promised help mother – sew curtains – cushion covers – Christmas 4. Mei Lin – enroll State Library – wide collection of books – loves adventure and

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    rounder. Or I’d open them very wide until I could see the white parts‚” (Tan 104) because her eyes were one of the Chinese characteristics she had inherited from her mother. Similarly‚ Jing-Mei also Marte 2 feels largely out of touch with her Chinese mother and identity. At the beginning of the novel Jing-Mei says: What will I say? What can I tell them about my mother? I don’t know anything. . . .” The aunties are looking at me as if I had become crazy right before their eyes. . . . And then it

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    creating a sense of self-need and revolution‚ Jing Mei‚ Dubus and the Granddaughter shine a light upon inferiority—declaring themselves not wholly free spirits but now connected with humanity all the more so. Jing Mei from Amy Tan’s “Two Kinds” will shock her family. Dubus from Andre Dubus’ “Digging” shall challenge the desires of his father. The Granddaughter from Mary Hood’s “How Far She Went” ends up scaring the grandmother-

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    A young Chinese American woman‚ Jing-Mei “June” Woo‚ recalls‚ after her mother’s death‚ her mother’s sadness at having left her twin baby girls in China in 1949. June has used her mother’s regret as a weapon in a battle of wills focusing on what her mother wants her to be and what she wants. June wins‚ leaving her mother‚ Suyuan‚ stunned when she says she wishes she were dead like the twins. Although this scene characterizes the common struggle for power between mother and daughter‚ the story also

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    Jing Mei’s Journey Amy Tan’s "A Pair Of Tickets" is about Jing Mei‚ a daughter of a Chinese immigrant who is on a journey to find her identity and to understand her mother. This journey is about her relationship with her mother‚ and also a journey of self-awareness‚ uncovering the truth of where she comes from when she visits Shanghai‚ China. Jing Mei changes as a person throughout the story. Her thoughts as a kid growing up in San Francisco and that of when she is an adult are different‚ especially

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    preparing to leave. She asked if An-mei would want to come with her‚ and An-mei leaves‚ leaving behind all her past family. An-mei now had started to feel the misery her mom feels with her life. An-mei’s aunt had said she would become evil like her mom‚ but all she wanted was to be with her mother. After Wu Tsing‚ her mother’s husband‚ had brought a fifth wife‚ An-mei’s mother went into depression because of her decline in status and pride. This is when An-mei learned that the son of the Second wife

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    Thesis: In Two Kinds‚ Amy Tan uses defiant americanized Jing-Mei and her native mother’s expectation of obedience to depict the clash of the cultures and its effect on the relationship between the two. I. Jing-Mei is overpowered by her hopeful and ambitious mother who believes that anything is possible and is willing to take any measures to achieve it: however her ambitious nature weighs heavy on Jing Mei and places strains on their relationship. a. “My mother believed you could be anything you

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    greater) than your peers is something that most have undergone‚ whether that be in sports or academics. Similarly‚ Amy Tan‚ or Jing-Mei‚ reluctantly followed her mother’s prying through the course of her elementary years; and‚ as a result‚ the unrealistic expectations of Jing-Mei’s mother ultimately change her perspective of who she is as an individual. When Jing-Mei and her parents move to the United States from China‚ the initial awe of American culture immediately began to influence her mother

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