The Theme of Girl Power in Joy Luck Club and Taste of Honey

The theme of Girl Power of "Happiness Club" and the rights of women of "Dear Lucky Club" and "Dear Preference" are of interest to most of today's literature. As more and more women come to have pens, more and more female characters occupy the central position of the story they write. The latest term of this powerful actress is called "Girl Power" and the power of this personality can be seen in two articles. Amy Tan's Joy Luck Club and Shelagh Delaney's A Taste of Honey.

For Joy Luck Club, the conflict between the first generation and the second generation Chinese-American character is an important theme. At "Happy Club", daughters of "Lucky Auntie" initially kept distance from ethnic background culture. Different experiences and values ​​experienced by them and their parents have caused many misunderstandings. When their daughters are in their thirties, they will seriously try to learn more about their ethnic background culture. The conflict between the first generation and the second generation is also a very important topic in mona which is the promised land. Mona's choice, especially with her mother, put her in a very serious long-lasting confrontation. Novel insists on free choice of values ​​and culture of individual countries

The theme of the relationship between mother and daughter in Joy Luck Club is the conflict between the culture of China and the United States, and the influence that it has on the relationship between mother and daughter. All mothers in the book were born and raised in China. All their daughters were born and raised in the United States. Family traditions and values ​​are different in how mothers grow in China and women grow. The relationship between mother and daughter at Amy Tan's Joy Luck Club is in her novel The Joy Luck Club. In the middle, Amy Tan talks about the lives of the mothers of the four Chinese immigrants, their hopes, dreams and how each daughter feels about her mother's life. Mother-daughter relationship is the foundation of the entire story. Tan shows the difficulties that each mother experienced during childhood and adolescence and how her daughter wanted a better life. She showed a struggle between the two