Adeline vows to study harder in school because she sees her academic successes as a way to gain her family's approval.
The Question and Answer section for Chinese Cinderella is a great resource to ask questions, find answers, and discuss the novel.
Adeline vows to study harder in school because she sees her academic successes as a way to gain her family's approval.
Tianjin was not a pleasant place for Adeline to grow up in. A year after her mother’s death, her father remarried a “seventeen year old Eurasian beauty fourteen years his junior” (4) of French and Chinese ancestry. Soon after, they had two...
I pretty much blame the father for this although the others were complacent. It was father's idea to test the dog's obedience on the duckling. Of course I feel badly about what happened, I can't stand it when animals get hurt in books...