Judy Young’s chapter 1 complicates Chinese women’s motivation to leave in their own country and reside in another country. In this chapter, the women who moved to San Francisco were married and be considered as property for men. They were not given any freedom to move away from their household. When they are not yet been married, they are supposed to hide themselves and they do not receiv ...[Show More]
Published: 3 years ago
Published By: Enock kipchumba
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| Category: | Essay |
| Published By: | Enock kipchumba |
| Published On: | 3 years ago |
| Number of pages: | 8 |
| Language: | English |
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