Question 1: On page 2755, Chang writes “Beyond the stone railing there was an enormous palm tree, its feather fronds trembling in the sun, like a fountain of light. Beneath the tree there was a pool of water with its … Continue reading
Q1. In the conversation of Liusu and Liuyuan on page 2751, Liuyuan states, “Real Chinese women are the most beautiful women in the world. They are never out of fashion.” As the “unreal Chinese women” or non-Chinese readers, what do you think about Liuyuan’s statement? Do … Continue reading
Q 1: What was your first perception of Liusu in the beginning of the story (p.2738-2739).How would you characterize her temper at that moment? Was she aggressive or her family made her feel that way? Q 2: On the bottom … Continue reading
1. On p. 2741 Mrs.Xu tells Liusu “someone so young can always find a way to make a life for herself”. Also, she tells on p. 2748 ” if she travels with us, there will be someone to take care … Continue reading
1. In pages 2746-7, Ailing lays out the entire “plot” or “premise” of the book. What is it and how is every character affected by this belief? Furthermore, is such a premise true for our modern American culture? If not, … Continue reading
P2741(last paragraph) “ ‘if there were a way, I’d be long gone!’ Said Liusu. ‘I haven’t studied much, and I can’t lift and carry, so what kind of job can I get?’’ ” What is Liusu’s personal character according to … Continue reading
1. At what point did the relationship between Liusu and Fan change and what were the repercussions of the change? 2. What is the significance of the Hugin?
Walt Whitman creates a very interesting personality for himself in his poem, “A Song of Myself”. The way he depicts himself throughout the poem can be separated into two main subgroups: (1) a narrator (2) a being interconnected with everything. … Continue reading
“Song of Myself,” by Walt Whitman In Song of Myself, Walt Whitman transforms the poetic image of beauty, art and exhibition into a sanctuary of self exposure, transparency, and transcendence. Whitman’s audience – or listeners – don’t just comprise the … Continue reading
Walt Whitman gave a very fitting name to his poem ‘Song of Myself’. Throughout the poem, it is evidently clear that he is obsessed with himself and everything in the world seems to be revolving around him in his view. … Continue reading