Hope

The Joy Luck Club: Women's Songs of Sorrow and Hope in the Cross-cultural Context The Joy Luck Club is a profound portrayal of mother-daughter relationships and cultural conflicts. Through the stories of four mother-daughter pairs, the book shows the family picture under the collision of Chinese traditional culture and American culture. The mothers took the memories and traditions of the old China and tried to put down roots in a foreign country; The daughters grew up in the American education, and the difference between the two cultural concepts led to constant conflicts between mother and daughter. Behind these conflicts, there is a deep love and misunderstanding. Tan uses delicate strokes to illustrate the resilience and struggle of women. Mothers have experienced war and suffering, but they still struggle in life. In the process of finding their own identity, daughters come to understand their mother. They began to blend the essence of the two cultures in the cracks of culture. The Joy Luck Club is a book about inheritance and change. It shows us the power of women to overcome the barriers of times and cultures, shows the deepening charm of family affection in the process of running in, and prompts readers to think about the significance and value of cultural integration. It is a thought-provoking classic that resonates with readers of all cultures.