The Death of Women Wang by Jonathen Spence

Western European people generally believe that women in the Chinese empire are closed, constantly conquered, and it is not permissible to do something beyond their daughters, wives, and mothers. Conversely, as Jonathen Spence's "Women's Death" states, women have chosen to be open to them, and they have so much or desirable openness to men Not, but they exist [Spence 124]. In "Record of the ups and downs of six lives", Shen Yu depicts women in very different ways, and women are generally considered to be Chinese women. Author's wife is creative, intelligent and energetic.

Wang Yang is death and king after death. He is the greatest of all death kings who dominated the underworld. He is also known as Yang-Wang-Yeh, Lord Yama, Lord Yama King. Wang Yang oversees the soul's trial and decided whether they will be punished for crimes in their lives, and whether they will continue to live with God or will be born again. In a famous story, a soldier named Yang Commander received tremendous suffering and suffering in his life and was killed in the court of the queen. Wang Yan asked how he was able to make so many sins in his soul in a short time on the ground. Yang argues that he is innocent and does not do anything bad. Wang Yan ordered Yang to bring in the life reel. The date and time of his sin was related to the number of people affected and the number of dead people due to the selfishness of Yang. Yang was accused of death and a big hand appeared, he crushed him by being taken away.

Historians who are good at storytelling often rely heavily on the context. For example, Jonathan Spencer's "King of Females" reproduces China of the 17th century slightly by tracking a rare murder record. In order to solve this mystery, students must understand when and where they happen. Laurel Thatcher Ulrich makes New England in colonial time vivid by focusing on the details of fabric production and basket making at Age of Homespun. In college courses, it is common to use the work of the two authors to not only motivate students, but to acquire the ability to describe the past and to identify unique elements of different times.

After the death of O-lan, Wang Long's son began to rebel against his life plan. His first son and his second son often discussed about money and their wives were strongly hostile to each other. When he got older, Wang Long used a young slave named Pear Blossom as a beggar. She promised to take care of his mentally retarded daughter after his death. After a while, Wang Dragon was surrounded by grandchildren, but he was also surrounded by family fight. At the end of the novel, despite the enthusiasm of the king, his son planned to sell the family land and to give money to them.