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    The culture is a set of beliefs, values and rules that is presented by members of the community, and it's the tradition that characterizes all societies from each other. Culture is that reflect properties of the Civilization and intellectual that are characterized by a society. In many societies there are a culture encounter which is focuses on the study of cultural identities and symbolic representational and interpretational forms through an international, cross-cultural and global perspective…

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    I chose to read the novel, The Joy Luck Club, by Amy Tan, because I enjoy exploring and learning about different cultures and ways of life. Now that I have researched Tan, I have found that she extraordinarily uses her difficult life to create a novel that will inspire every reader to pursue difficult relationships with their families. Through her writing, Tan captures their attention with her own unique writing style to show the audience her life story. Amy Tan reflects her own troubled…

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    There are some who think that a book is always better than the movie adaption. Then there are some who think just the opposite. The book “The Joy Luck Club” is book based on the lives of four women, Suyuan, Lindo, Ying-Ying and An mei. These women came to America to escape the harsh feudal society of China, while America has democracy. When Suyuan dies, the few members of the club invite her daughter June who is a new generation (learning American customs) to take her place. June must choose…

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    to make the Joy Luck Club into a film, I wouldn’t. There already is a film. Directed by Wayne Wang and released in 1993, the film adaptation of Amy Tan’s novel is just as powerful as the novel itself. Kieu Chinh was casted as Suyuan, Tsai Chin as Lindo, France Nuyen as Ying-Ying, Lisa Lu as An-mei, Ming-Na Wen as June, Tamlyn Tomita as Waverly, Lauren Tom as Lena, and lastly, Rosalind Chao as Rose. Each part was wonderfully played by each of the actresses. The film adaptation perfectly executes…

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    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…

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    “My mother believed you could be anything you wanted in America…open a restaurant… work for the government and get good retirement….buy a house with almost no money down…become rich…become instantly famous “June (The Joy Luck Club). There are some quotes from certain characters from Amy Tan’s novel The Joy Luck Club that are relatable to the intentions of the Chinese that immigrated to the U.S. during the late 19th century. June was Suyunn’s daughter in the novel, and Suyunn immigrated to the…

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    culture and family. The novel takes place in pre-revolution China and twentieth century San Francisco. The American- born Chinese daughters, Jing-mei (June) Woo, Rose Hsu, Waverly Jong, Lena St. Clair, their immigrant mothers Suyuan Woo, An-mei Hsu, Lindo Jong, Ying-ying St. Clair in the novel The Joy Luck Club all have their own identities in each one of their stories. Amy Tan illustrates how culture and family can play a huge role in learning about one’s self. Jing-mei Woo is trying to…

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    Marriages were never for love or passion in Chinese culture, as the role of matchmakers into arranged marriages play a huge role in defining the lives young Chinese girls would live for the rest of their lives. For Lindo Jong, “[She] was promised to the Huangs’ son for marriage, [her] own family began treating [her] as if [she] belonged to somebody else.” This shows the expectations of future wives and how they will fit into their future husband’s families, as they…

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    that just because others were going to give in a wait to die and be miserable, doesn’t mean that they also had to. They decided to make themselves happy and live out their lives to the fullest. They then go through each of the mothers; An-mei Hsu, Lindo Jung, and Ying-ying St. Clair, and tell their own stories of coming to America and what each of them went through and…

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    Helios, A Titan, the son of Hyperlon and Thela, the greek sun god Stands 108´ tall over the entrance of Rhodes in the Mandraki Harbour as boats enter. But why helios you ask, well because He drove the chariot of the sun across the sky on a daily basis,one of the best known stories around Helios revolves around his son Phaeton, who tried to drive his father's chariot; however, he lost control and set the earth on fire, as it was pulled by horses named Pyrois, Aeos, Aethon and Phlegon, which made…

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