The title "two kinds" refers to the statement by the mother that there are only two kinds of daughters: "those who are obedient and those who follow their own mind! " at the end of "two kinds," jing-mei puts the title in a different light when she realizes that the titles "pleading child" and "perfectly contented" are "two halves of the same song." in an essay, describe the connection between these two titles and the "two kinds" of daughters. refer to events and details in the story to support your response. use the reading selection to you answer the question

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Based on the story mentioned I have my personal thoughts about daugthers´subject. We can have many kidsone different from the other so I perfectly realized what is going on with "Two Kinds". I have two daughters that are different one another like the water is different from the oil

So, you don´t have to worry about them BUT LOVE THEM ALWAYS.

As this is a personal task, we cannot provide an essay for you. However, we can provide an initial analysis of the story that can help as guidance for your work.

In the story "Two Kinds," we witness the conflict that exists between Jing-mei and her mother. Jing-mei was born in the United States, but her mother came from China, and this creates a difficult cultural conflict between the two. While Jing-mei has dreams that could be characterized as more "American" (such as being a Chinese Shirley Temple), her mother wants her to follow her instructions and be more traditionally successful.

One meaning of the "two kinds" idea is that of the conflict between the kind of daughter Jing-mei is meant to be and the daughter that she actually is. However, another meaning becomes obvious towards the end of the story. As she finds the two halves of the song ("Pleading Child" and "Perfectly Contented"), Jing-mei realizes that she is also two different kinds of person, who are not necessarily in conflict, but can reconcile. The two parts of her are as much united and complementary as the two parts of the song.

d) sarah's natural reaction to being accepted into college suggests that she has no other dreams.

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