Amy Tan once notified an interviewer that after the runaway success of her first innovative, The Joy Luck Club, she made an effort to get away from the topic of Chinese-American mother-daughter relationships. On the evidence of her new novel, the try didn't last. The publication has not just one awkward mother-daughter understanding, but three, each one marked by her other recurring topics: Chinese-American identity; the Chinese domination of women; abandonment and the seek for love. ...
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