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To sum up, The Joy Luck Club illustrates well Amy Tan's multicultural conception and produces practical significance for the modern world.

The life of Amy Tan's mother, for instance, would remain somewhat of a secret to her, until Tan was much older.

Amy Tan is a distinguished Chinese American writer, who has made a great contribution to Chinese American literature.

Amy Tan created two mother images in her novel "The Bonesetters Daughter" .

Amy Tan is one of the outstanding American Chinese writers.

The novel The Joy Luck Club by Amy Tan, an American woman of Chinese origin, is characterized by its strong feminist consciousness.

When Amy Tan was fifteen, both her father and her older brother died within eight months of each other, both of malignant brain tumors.

It is from this period that Amy Tan claims to have drawn much of what she knows of Chinese customs and traditions.

The Joy Luck Club by Amy Tan shows a mysterious China to West through mothers' memories and arrests the eyes of Western public.

Amy Tan I didn't used to believe in ghosts, but I was trained to talk to them.

The image of mother in Amy Tan's novels has not received enough attention.

Amy Tan expresses her ideal prospect about culture emulsion by making use of the mother-daughter relationship.

The unique language feature reflects the cultural background of Amy Tan and the Joy Luck mothers.

In addition, the image of mother and the status of Chinese American women are the emotional centers of Amy Tan's novels.

In 1989, Amy Tan published her first novel The Joy Luck Club, which made her famous immediately.

Also, both Amy Tan's father and the character of Jimmy Louie were ministers in the Chinese Baptist Church.

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