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    good at‚ a good thing? Jing-mei and Luis didn’t always get along with their parents and they didn’t always do the right thing. But they always had parents that loved them. Although they’re from two different short stories with similar character traits Jing-mei will always be herself‚ Luis will always want to escape but they will realize that their parents were there for them when they needed it the most. Would you rather be like someone else or be who you are? Jing-mei was a young girl‚ but her

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    Suyuan Woo and Jing-mei (June) Woo: Like Mother Like Daughter The Joy Luck Club encompasses the stories of four Chinese women leaving China‚ to live in a new world of people‚ language‚ and culture in America. The book written by Amy Tan features each woman’s story‚ her American born Chinese daughter’s life‚ and culture clashes between them. Also an American born Chinese‚ Amy Tan empathizes with the daughters and the mothers of her novel. Each mother tells her daughter her story of hardships and

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    Suyuan Woo: Jing- mei’s mother‚ played a major role in this book. Initially you can tell she is very strict‚ secretive‚ stern but also very loving. She was shown secretive by keeping her first marriage a secret and two daughters she had in Kwelin. She also was very stern with Jing by sending her off at a young age to get married‚ then her mother stated” Obey your family. Do not disgrace us”. Despite all the negative traits portrayed‚ Sugyan is a caring person. When her mother was dying she cut her

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    While Jing-Mei Woo and Ralph are both the main characters in both of these novels they have characteristics in which are both very similar and very different. Both of these characters face certain struggles throughout the storyline and they must find a way to overcome them. Throughout each story line both Jing-Mei and ralph learn different lessons and they learn how to apply them to certain situations. In The Joy Luck Club the novel began with Jing-Mei’s‚ otherwise known as June‚ mother dying (Suyuan

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    "Two Kinds‚" by Amy Tan is a story in which a Chinese mother believes that her daughter can do anything in the United States as long as she puts her mind to it and decides to push her daughter‚ Jing-Mei‚ into being a prodigy. Unfortuantely‚ Jing-Mei and her mother do not share the same views on things. Jing-Mei wants to establish her own identity apart from her mother and feels that she can be successful through her own efforts and determination. Jing-Mei’s desire to be an independent person leads

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    short storyTwo Kinds” by Amy Tan‚ with the use of epiphany and turning points the reader is able to see the protagonist’s growth and change in personality throughout the story. The protagonist‚ Jing-Mei and her mother emigrated from China to the US‚ thus the family struggled in adapting to the new culture and lifestyle. Heavily influenced by the opportunities and hopes with a new life in US‚ Jing-Mei’s mother wanted Jing-Mei to become a prodigy like the other girls on television. Jing-Mei was determined

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    In the story "Two Kinds‚" the narrator is a Chinese-American girl who is locked in a struggle over her identity with her Chinese immigrant mother‚ who believes "that you could be anything you wanted to be in America." This particular struggle invokes the mother’s attempt to mold her daughter‚ Jing-mei‚ into a musical prodigy so that she will be able to brag to her friend Lindo Jong‚ whose daughter is a precocious chess champion. The idea for piano lessons comes from television and popular magazines

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    Expository Writing II 10/2/2014 Two Kinds "Two Kinds" is truly an amazing work; it captivates readers by telling a story of a young girl trying to find herself. Amy Tan does a phenomenal job‚ not only by portraying a very real mother-daughter relationship‚ but at showing how much a young girl can change. Jing-Mei evolves throughout the story in a way that many people can relate to; crushed hopes‚ obeying your parents even if it means

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    Wright Assignment: “Two Kinds” Piano “Two Kinds” By Amy Tan is about Jing Mei mother who is clear in her daughter’s goals. She want Jing Mei to be a prodigy and famous. Her mother send her to the hair solon to make her look like Shirley Temple. She also forces Jing Mei to take piano lesson and soon has a recital‚ Jing Mei was confident to play. Her mother invites their auntie Lindo because she stretches out the truth that Jing Mei is talented with

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    The storyTwo Kinds‚” written by Amy Tan‚ has a plot that many people can relate to while growing up as a child. The theme of the story is that there are two kinds of people: the one the mother wants her to be and the one Jing-mei (the protagonist and narrator of the story) strives to be. Both mother and daughter in the story have a very complicated relationship. The mother believes that you could become anything you wanted in America. The author emphasizes that Jing-mei’s mother tries to dominate

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