The Role of Parents in The Use of Force and Two Kinds

With "two types", the author Amy Tan chases the mother's dream at first, but ultimately speaks the story through the eyes of a young girl who resists them. Tan uses a common theme that most parents can reach because it represents much of the frustration that you feel / encounter when your parents or children get intoxicated. In "use of force", the story is told by the doctor who is calling the girl afraid that she may have diphtheria.

Parents' mistake: Amy Tan's "Two Types" is excerpted from the author's novel "The Joy Luck Club" in Tan Enmei's story "Two". Mother judged that her daughter must be a genius of a child. Rather than responding to her daughter's needs and interests, Suyuan Woo imposes her emotional needs on her daughter. Chinese community in a fierce competitive environment

The two mother-daughter relationships are not similar. After reading Alice Walker's "everyday use" and Amy Tan's "two kinds", I noticed that these two stories have the same theme: mother-daughter relationship. These two stories show different cultures, generations and parenting methods. The two mothers take different actions but they are eventually moved by the same desire, that is to become a good parent. - In "Young Couples", Jhabvala explained the difficulties Cathy encountered in family relations when she moved to India after marrying Naraian, and in "2 Types" with her mother A part of the reasons for the difficulties encountered in the relationship is the "cultural confrontation" that the heroine experienced in the two stories.

Write three relationships; companion group, intimate couple and their parents or family. Not all students write about all these types of relationships, but each article contains at least one article emphasizing the importance of the relationship in their lives. "You have gained fame at this school and your actions can improve you or kick you." I feel that feeling belonging to a particular group is often a breakthrough . Always keep track of their answers as clues. One student wrote: