Amy Tan’s “Lost Lives of women” and The Joy Luck Club Journal

“Lost Lives of women” handout and “The Joy Luck Club\”journal. In the reading, which stories has the author, Amy Tan, used in the movie? What is similar and different about them? Describe An-Me as the narrator. Why is it significant that she pass this story about her mother’s life and suicide on to her daughter Rose, who is at the brink of a divorce? Though much has changed, western views about suicide in the past have been that a person who commits suicide has: given up, selfish, committed a mortal sin, severely depressed. How is An_Mei’s mother different in terms of why she commits suicide? When Rose says. “I ate opium and died….sixty years for my daughter’s sake” what does she mean? Who is she connected to when she says this to her husband?

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The adoption of movies has contributed significantly to the understanding of novels and other academic work. In this case, the adoption of the film, “The Joy Luck Club,” major in the experience of Chinese in China and associated cultural crises as | GET AN EXPERT FOR YOUR ASSIGNMENT | women’s experiences in China and a different social construct in America where freedom and respect for human rights despite gender are normality. The story revolves around family ties, marriage, immigration from China, and the adoption of American culture….