The Woman Warrior: A Tale of Identity

"Female warrior: devil's girl's memoir" by Maxine Hong Kingston is a series of memoirs combining Kingston's autobiography and Chinese folklore. The book is divided into five interrelated chapters: a nameless woman, a white tiger, a shaman, a palace, and a barbarious lead tube. No Name Woman has three roles, Kingston, Mother of Kingston, Aunt Kingston. This part began with the mother of Kingstone talking about his aunt and a shameful past story, her aunt participates in affair relations, public sexual expression, then Kingston explains the story and then K The final meaning of the story against

Pursuing Identity Maxine Hong Kingston 's autobiography, a young Chinese - American who constantly looking for "strange birds" in Maxine Hong Kingston' s autobiography will become her impeccable pursuit of personality. Guide (49) Kingston is not seeking complete guidance, but it is evolving under the influence of other teachers who are likely to commit mistakes. - The way to the warriors of the Heike Heike Monogatari, and numerous fights and skirmishes will offer a great opportunity to analyze Japanese ancient warriors. During this period, there were not so many surviving works showing the atrocities and sympathy of Japanese samurai in this way in detail. They carefully followed a series of unique principles and formed a comprehensive warrior

From another point of view, Kiana Davenport defines women of different types of warriors. In Davenport's Lipstick Tree she uses fiction as a tool to understand the identity of a young woman. Like women's warriors, lipstick trees reveal the identity discovery of young women based on cultural rejection. In this story, Eva is opposed to her expectations of her family. Instead, unlike her village, she strives to become more civilized and modern. Like the role of Hung Kingston and Kincaid, Davenport uses Eva to show that a woman's personality is necessary, and her mother's personality usually affects her daughter. In the case of Eva, her mother influenced her to find her identity outside of familiarity. Davenport showed that Eva's newly discovered power is personal but reflects every aspect of her mother.

In Hung Kingston 's novel "Women Warrior", the influence on mother' s daughter is treated in various contexts. In 'Female Warrior', Kingston in Hong Kong discovered her cultural journey in the first chapter of 'Unnamed woman' in the order of her mother's conversation. Unlike the depiction of the generalized mother-daughter relationship by Kinkade, Hung Kingston specifically described the mother's influence on Asian-American daughters. In this novel, Huon Kingston not only understands the identity as a woman but also explains the mysterious pursuit to understand Asian-American women. A story about Hu Jinston's anecdote and conversation, especially about her suicide and affair of her mother's aunt shows the difference in view of Chinese women. The story of this concrete conversation is how she suggested to her that her mother is the perfect woman.