A Woman's Journey

The "old" definition of women's travel feminism is defined as an effort to achieve the overall goal of economic and political power. Today, this new definition no longer applies. Because many women are misunderstood and confused by the definition of many new feminists. With this mess, women can take things with their own hands and follow their goals and inspiration. At the beginning of the first wave of female sports, Abigail Adams wrote her husband, John, and asked him to "remember the woman" when he wrote the "Declaration of Independence".

A short story tells the story of an elderly woman entering the city and the audience finally discovers that she is buying medicine for her sick grandson. Phoenix Jackson is a poor African-American woman with hallucinations and poverty. Despite many obstacles, Phoenix is ​​still very determined to complete her trip. The reason why she drank medicine for her sick grandson was chronic diarrhea caused by drinking lye. Despite her age and vulnerability, the phoenix is ​​very stubborn and it gives her the ability to overcome almost impossible opportunities through her decision to be driven by her grandchild's love. Through love for her grandson, she promises to complete her journey. At first the audience was not sure if Phoenix had finished his journey, talked to himself, stopped and caused hallucinations, but later the reader knew that she was actually quite competent Was

My grandson Phoenix grandson did not appear in the story, but his condition was the reason for the old lady's journey. A few years ago, an alkaline solution (a strong alkaline substance used to make soap) was swallowed and the boy's throat was permanently damaged. His grandmother was the only relative he left and she went to town to receive medicine to relieve pain. Phoenix told the nurse that his condition had not changed, and his mouth opened like a bird. She also said that even though he was suffering, "He seems to be sweet." Phoenix said he was not dead, but some critics think he is him

On the surface, Eudora Welty 's short story "A Worn Path" is the story of a black woman from Old Natchez Trace to Natchez. In fact, some readers may think the old Phoenix is ​​a negative black stereotype. However, the interpretation of the second level shows a strong statement about human immortality. This article focuses on three elements to confirm the theme of eternal life: the mention of death, the mention of time, and the mention of Phoenix myth in Egyptian myth. Thus, the old Phoenix is ​​not a fixed idea but a symbol of eternal life.