Chang Yu-i’s Struggle With Identity

Chang Yu-i is suffering from identity Are you confused about where you are going in your life? I feel that I do not know who I am and who I want to be. Do not worry, this is not unusual. In fact, according to psychoanalyst Erik Erickson (1902-1994), most young people between the ages of 15 and 20 have the same feelings. Psychoanalyst Theorist Ericson divides the human life cycle into eight stages. One such stage is the confusion of identity and role.

Introduction: Mr. Zhang discovered many things about himself and Chinese tradition through investigating the real life of his aunt Yu-i. Her detailed explanation about the story of Yu-i is interesting, but also shows us another way to see another time and place, another way of life, the world. Introduction: Anderson Cooper woven his travel story with his personal story, covers news events all over the world, opened to us, and shares his personal losses. He took us to a journey of discovery of ourselves, a journey that revealed the possibility of being hindered by the world due to personal loss. Cooper is an excellent writer who uses excellent languages ​​and expresses relatively few words of emotion. Audio format (CD) is also available

After reading the biography of Zhang Yuyi's life, you will write a paper on this person's life. When you write, you should consider various factors that are important to understanding people in a multicultural society: global / historical influence, interaction with mainstream culture, cultural adaptation process, oppressive History, history and global events and classes, language and art, racial discrimination and prejudice, socio - political factors, parenting practices, religious activities, family structure and dynamics, cultural values ​​and attitudes. If possible, give examples of how these experiences affect Zhang Yuyi 's psychological self. Your paper will focus on Zhang Yuyi's life, but you also need to consider the effects of her life and the author of the book, Pangmei Mena Salsa. More specifically, apply the national identity development model to the life of Pang Nanasha