Changes Through Life Stages in No Name Women by Maxine Kington

Mark 's King Kingston' s "Anonymous Woman", she tells a tragic past secret story of the family. Kingston has killed the son of a newborn of her by exposing the terrible family shame of the suicide of her aunt, dive into the Chinese family. She continues to explain the thoughts and emotions she recalls from her aunt's behavior. As time passed, Kingston 's views and ideas changed, and her view changed. Kingston showed evolutionary change to my aunt by explaining his various ideas at various stages of my life.

Poverty has played an important role in changing tradition and culture for years. Poverty has changed the role of women and their ways of thinking. Among "unnamed women", Maxine Hong Kingston showed an example of how poverty changed female responsibility in a small village in China. - How important is your name? Susan G Kingston's nameless woman, she talks about her unnamed aunt who was forgotten for adultery. Women are committed suicide with newly born children because Chinese culture is very strict and not forgiving and can not tolerate the torture of life and is always judged to have a possibility of mistakes. The named world of Kingston is like privilege

Maxine Hong Kingston 's anonymous woman' s identity will not be given to her, but rather she must experience her personality through personal experience and self - reflection. With "anonymous woman", Maxin Hong Kong Kingston reminds of her aunt's life in a vague world of Chinese lines. - Maxine Hong Kingston's Woman Warrior - an unnamed woman Maxine Hong Kingston's book "Women Warrior" excerpt "No Name Woman" gave her a deeper understanding of her life as a Chinese girl who grew up in America , She said a tragic story of her aunt's life. A young woman who grew up in a village in China in the early 20 th century. The story tells the influence of the belief taught by parents in the lives of the children.