The title "Two Kinds" refers to the statement by Jing-mei’s mother that there are only two kinds of daughters: "Those who are obedient and those who follow their own mind." At the end of the story, Jing-mei puts the title in a different light when she realizes that the ideas "Pleading Child" and "Pet the perfectly Contented" are two halves of the same song. What is the connection between these two meanings of the phrase "two kinds." Use specific examples from the story to support your answer. the book

Explanation:

It refers to the different types of personalities of children (daughters) Jing-mei's mother perceives. That is to say, there are daughters who willfully yield to the directions of their parents, and also those who blatantly refuse to obey.

For example, in the story, we are told about the many pressures faced by Jing-mei from her mother to become a child prodigy; that is, for her to overperform and achieve success beyond her age. However, Jing-mei isn't willing to yield to such directions.

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