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喜福会英文观后感喜福会英文观后感The first time I saw the title of the film, the Joy Luck Club, I thought that it would be a film filed with joy, luck and happiness. However, out of my expectation, in the film, I saw many unpleasant things—conflicts, hardship, disappointment, sorrow, hurt, torture etc. Of course there were some moving parts, and fortunately, it was a happy ending. Anyway, I enjoyed it very much. It made me have a penetrating thinking.The Joy Luck Club tells about the conflicts between Chinese immigrant mothers and their American-raised daughters and their struggling to understand each other. The film shows us these topics: the misunderstanding of love between the mothers and the daughters, the clash between the generations and cultures, and the struggle for the women to fight for equity. Now I am going to show you my understanding of them, emphasizing on the first topic.In many cases, we and those we love are easy to hurt each other because of the misunderstanding of love, the conflicts in generations and culture background, or unconsciousness.Take Jingmei and her mother Suyuan as an example. When Suyuan demands the little Jingmei to play piano, Jingmei shouts to her mother, “You can’t make me!” Even Jingmei cried that she wish she isn’t Suyuan’s daughter and Suyuan isn’t her mother, and that she wishes she were the dead like the babies Suyuan abandoned in China. The sad expression on Suyuan’s face indicates that she is hurt deeply by her daughter’s innocent words.This reminds me of my similar experience. Once I hurt my mother as Jingmei did. I didn’t mean to hurt her, but those wounding words just slip out of my mouth unconsciously. Often, we hate that why our parents don’t know my feelings, why they like to make us be something and totally unaware that what thei r children are. While the parents don’t know why all their sacrifices to the children can’t be paid off, even incite hatred. Actually, this is the generation gap that causes the misunderstanding. We don’t know the hardship our parents underwent before. The y can’t understand what we are thinking. So misunderstandings appear.Maybe as a child, Jingmei cannot comprehend what her remarks mean to Suyuan, and just want to show her grudge. But another main reason is the different backgrounds of Suyuan and Jingmei bare. Chinese parents always like to put all their hopes on the next generation for they are the generation full with hardship and pain. All they do just want the children to be better, but they ignore that whether their children can accept or not, nota long a child born in America, influenced by the American’s individual freedom and knowing little about Chinese culture. The generation gap and culture conflict cause the misunderstanding of the mother and the daughter.The other example is Waverly and her mother Lindo. Waverly tries her best to please Lindo in everything. Whether her mother approves or not becomes the master of all her choice. Even Waverly marries a Chinese man because Lindo likes Chinese, while she doesn’t love. Waverly doesn’t understan d why Lindo disapprove or criticize whatever she has done. On the other side, Lindo thinks that her daughter is ashamed of her, which is her continual internal injury after Waverly’s winning that chess contest, when Waverly shouted to Lindo if Lindo wanted to show off, won the chest by herself. Every time, Lindo’s disagreement with or indifference to Waverly directly results from the thought that Waverly feels it shameful to be her daughter. Both of them deeply love each other, but in the meantime, they hostile and hurt one another. This is the way them get along with each other. Fortunately, they clear up their misunderstandings and discover themselves by communicating.I am deeply moved by this scene:Waverly Jong says to Lindo, sobbing,, “You don't kn ow, you don't know the power you have over me. One word from you, one look, and I'm four years old again, crying myself to sleep, because nothing I do can ever, ever please you.” And after a short period of silence, Lindo smiles to Waverly with tears in he r eyes, “Now, you make me happy.” Then they laugh heartily, teary-eyed with happiness.Seeing the old Lindo bursts out laughing, like a child, and Waverly laughs joyfully, I sincerely feel delighted for them. Love needs communicating, understanding, and tolerance, which is what I learn from them.Along with above mentioned, the struggle for the women to fight for equity is also brought to the surface. For instance, Ying-ying encourages her daughter Lena to escape an unhappy marriage, not repeating the same mistakes she made in her first marriage. And An-mei tells her daughter Rose to learn to shout at the unfair fate, and express her own will because Rose has lost herself in her marriage. These two cases reveal that the women begin to release themselves from the restrains of being oppressed by the men and the old-fashioned thoughts as well as some Chinese traditional characters. Eventually, the women find their true value and win their own happiness.View from the whole film, the title, the Joy Luck Clu b may just be the old generation’s hope of better life for the next generation. On the whole, this is a movie made specifically for women. It is worth our appreciation.。

喜福会观后感英文500字Reflections on "The Joy Luck Club""The Joy Luck Club," directed by Wayne Wang, is a film that weaves together the threads of culture, tradition, and mother-daughter relationships in a tapestry of poignant stories. Based on the novel by Amy Tan, the film explores the complexities of the Chinese immigrant experience in the United States through the lives of four Chinese mothers and their daughters.The film opens with a fascinating sequence of flashbacks, introducing us to the mothers as they reminisce about their pasts in China. These memories are starkly contrasted with the present-day lives of their daughters, who struggle to find their own identities in a foreign land. The mothers' stories, filled with heartache and sacrifice, are a testament to their resilience and strength. Theyspeak of the loss of loved ones, the cruelty of war, andthe indomitable spirit that drives them forward.One of the most striking aspects of the film is the portrayal of the mother-daughter relationships. These relationships are complex and layered, fraught with misunderstandings and emotional barriers. The mothers, raised in a culture that values obedience and respect, often find it difficult to express their love and expectations in a way that their American-born daughters can understand. Conversely, the daughters, striving for independence and freedom, often feel constrained by their mothers' traditional values and expectations.The film's exploration of cultural differences and conflicts is particularly poignant. It highlights the challenges that immigrants face in trying to adapt to a new culture while maintaining their own identities and values. The mothers, despite their assimilation into American society, still retain a strong sense of their Chinese heritage. This heritage is reflected in their language, their customs, and their values, which often clash with their daughters' more liberal and individualistic way of life.The actresses in the film are outstanding, particularly the mothers, who bring a depth and authenticity to their roles. Their performances are filled with emotion and nuance, making their characters deeply relatable. The daughters, too, are well-cast, and their performances capture the confusion and frustration that many immigrants feel when trying to reconcile their pasts with their futures.The film's pacing is excellent, with the alternating flashbacks and present-day sequences creating a captivating narrative flow. The cinematography is beautiful, capturing both the grandeur of China and the intimacy of domesticlife. The music, too, is evocative, ranging fromtraditional Chinese instruments to more contemporary sounds, reflecting the film's blend of old and new, east and west.In conclusion, "The Joy Luck Club" is a film that is both entertaining and thought-provoking. It offers a unique perspective on the immigrant experience, focusing on the emotional and cultural complexities that arise when twogenerations of women try to find common ground. The film's powerful message about the importance of understanding and embracing one's heritage is particularly relevant intoday's globalized world, where cross-cultural understanding and tolerance are increasingly vital. "The Joy Luck Club" is a must-see for anyone interested in cinema that explores the intersection of culture, family, and identity.。

喜福会电影英语观后感英文回答："The Joy Luck Club" is a poignant and heartwarming film that explores the complex relationships between mothers and daughters, as well as the challenges and triumphs of the immigrant experience. Through four interwoven stories, the film delves into the lives of four Chinese immigrant women and their American-born daughters, showcasing the cultural divide, generational differences, and the enduring bondsthat unite them.The film's strength lies in its authentic portrayal of the immigrant experience. Each character's journey is unique, yet they all share a common thread: the struggle to find their place in a new land while preserving their cultural heritage. The film sensitively explores the challenges of language barriers, cultural misunderstandings, and the clash between traditional values and modern aspirations.The performances by the cast are uniformly excellent, with each actress bringing a unique depth to her character. The mother-daughter relationships are particularly well-developed, showcasing the complexities and contradictions that exist within these bonds. The film also features a beautiful score by Tan Dun that perfectly captures thefilm's emotional journey.Ultimately, "The Joy Luck Club" is a film about the power of love and the resilience of the human spirit. It is a story about the sacrifices made by mothers for their children, the challenges faced by immigrants, and the enduring bonds that connect us all.中文回答：《喜福会》是一部感人至深的电影，探讨了母女之间复杂的关系，以及移民经历中的挑战和胜利。

《喜福会》英文观后感第一篇：《喜福会》英文观后感My views on The Joy Luck ClubI'm really touched after watching the movie.I enjoyed it very much and it made me have a deep thinking about women’s rights and their thoughts.The Joy Luck Club is about mothers trying to teach their daughters lessons, but the daughters do not understand.All four mothers went through hardships to learn this lesson when they were young and now they try to teach their daughters the right mix of American culture and Chinese principles.The daughters are unable to understand where their mothers are coming from and they just ignore them.In the movie the mothers can’t express the lessons that they learned as children, to their daughters because they don't understand;however finally they understand.When Lindo was only twelve, she was forced to move in with a neighbor's young son, Huang Tyan-yu, through the machinations of the village matchmaker.After some training for household duties through her in-laws, she and Tyan-yu married when she turned sixteen.She soon realized that her husband was just a little boy at heart and had no sexual interest in her.Lindo began to care for her husband as a brother, but her cruel mother-in-law expected Lindo to produce a grandson.She restricted most of Lindo's daily activities, eventually ordering her to remain on bed rest until she could conceive and deliver a child.However,Ying-Ying’s destiny are not like this.From a young age, Ying-Ying is told by her wealthy and conservative family that Chinese girls should be meek and gentle.This is especially difficult for her, she feels, because she is a Tiger character.She begins to develop a passivepersonality and repress her feelings as she grows up in Wuxi.Ying-Ying marries a charismatic man named Lin Xiao, not out of love, butbecause she believed it was her fate.Her husband is revealed to be abusive and openly has extramarital relationships with other women.When Ying-Ying discovers she is pregnant.She drowned her baby as a revengy to her husband.I was shocked after finish this part.So I serched the internet and found a few information about marrige in ancient China ,women’s status and divoce in nowadays.In the past, parents arranged marriages were very ually young people would have their spouse decided by their parents.Sometimes young people could only have the first look of their spouse at their wedding.It was also common thatsometimes an arranged marriage could be organized even before the child was born as long as parents from both families agreed.For centuries before the early 1900's, there was a prominent male domination in the country of China.Women were deprived of all rights and were present mainly to serve men.Women served as slaves, concubines, and prostitutes.Marriages were arranged, sometimes preparing a female from infancy to serve her future husband.This can be seen most effectively by the practice of foot binding.Beginning around the eleventh century, foot binding became a tradition.When a girl became three or four years of age her mother would tightly wrap her daughter's feet in bandages with her toes tucked under the soles.On top of this excruciating pain, the bandages would be tightened each day.If a woman's feet weren't bound she was considered unsuitable formarriage.In fact, it was preferred that the foot be around 3inches in length.However,in modern days, things have changed quite a lot.Free love prevails and lovers can choose to get married with whoever they love.Of course, in order to show their respect to their parents, formal agreement has still to be obtained prior to any proper marriage procedure.And there is no foot binding any more.The increasing population of males with white collar jobs and liberal marriage laws have both contributed to the rising divorce rate in China.More mature women in China are turning to dating agencies, looking for new mates, after their husband left them for females ten years younger.On the other hand, more men with high paying jobs find themselves surrounded by young paramours.China's liberal divorce laws have given women a chance to break free fromunhappy marriages or marriages that were arranged by their families.But today, it is often the man who is taking advantage of such laws to leave the marriage, once he finds himself in a comfortable financial situation, for a young lover tucked away somewhere.Everyone has the right to life, liberty and security of person.So,we should still try our best to protect women’s right.第二篇：喜福会英文观后感My Reflection of The Joy Luck ClubI wonder that when seeing the name The Joy Luck Club most people would treat it as a story filled with happiness and love.In fact, besides love, it is also about the cultural conflicts between four daughters and their mothers.The film is based on the best seller by Amy Tan of the same name.It shows us the lives of four Chinese women who were immigrants to America during the 1950s.As a mother, each of them has a lot of problems with their daughter because of cultural conflicts.The misunderstanding of love between the mothers and their American-raised daughters,the clash between the generations and cultures, and the struggle for the women to fight for equity touch every audience’s heart.Though I was also attracted by something with extensiveness——I want to talk about some points about the language.I had learnt that what are high context communication and low context communication and what is different between them.The former is one in which most of the information is internalized in a person, while very little in the coded, explicit, transmitted part of the message——we must guess what the real meaning of the words is;while the other is the opposite.Chinese just the stands for the former and English is the representative of the latter.An interesting scene in the movie just shows us this.When Waverly’s boyfriend Richie had a dinner with Waverly’s big Chinese family for the first time, he made some stupid mistakes.He brought his typical American habit when the they were eating and he couldn’t understan d what Lindo(Waverly’s mother)mean when she said “ He has an appetite”.When Lindo brought a dish which she was very proud of, as a Chinese, she still said some formulae that the dish was not salty enough and it was too bad to eat;that suggested that everyone around the table should speak highly of her dish after their first degustation;while Richie didn’t understand that Chinese all like to be modest and he criticized Lindo’s cooking, just saying what he thought in his mind directly.What Richie did led to a very embarrassing atmosphere in the dinner and made Lindo very disappointed anddisgraced.The misunderstanding of a different culture and a different language is the mainly reason causing the awkward occasion.If Richie had known what he had faced with was a group of people with different culture and saying a high contextlanguage, and had done some preparation for that different traditional Chinese dinner, he could have avoid to making so many foolish mistake.T o understand what a Chinese mean you could not just follow the superficial message transmitted by his words, instead, you should connect those words to his cultural background and the situation you are in.By appreciating the movie we could realize the culture of a people from their language.In this movie the cultural conflicts between the mothers’ traditional Chinese concept and the daughters’ up-to-date American concept are fully described by their dialogues and soliloquies.In conclusion, a language is really the mirror of a culture;and if we want to understand the marrow of a culture we could appreciate its language.第三篇：《喜福会》英文观后感My Appreciation of the Joy Luck ClubThe first time I saw the title of the film, the Joy Luck Club, I thought that it would be a film filed with joy, luck and happiness.However, out of my expectation, in the film, I saw many unpleasant things—conflicts, hardship, disappointment, sorrow, hurt, torture etc.Of course there were some moving parts, and fortunately, it was a happy ending.Anyway, I enjoyed it very much.It made me have a penetrating thinking.The Joy Luck Club tells about the conflicts between Chinese immigrant mothers and their American-raised daughters and their struggling to understand each other.The film shows us these topics: the misunderstanding of love between the mothers and the daughters, the clash between the generations and cultures, and the struggle for the women to fight for equity.Now I am going to show you my understanding of them, emphasizing on the first topic.In many cases, we and those we love are easy to hurt eachother because of the misunderstanding of love, the conflicts in generations and culture background, or unconsciousness.Take Jingmei and her mother Suyuan as an example.When Suyuan demands the little Jingmei to play piano, Jingmei shouts to her mother, “You can’t make me!” Even Jingmei cried that she wish she isn’t Suyuan’s daughter and Suyuan isn’t her mother, and that she wishes she were the dead like the babies Suyuan abandoned in China.The sadexpression on Suyuan’s face indi cates that she is hurt deeply by her daughter’s innocent words.This reminds me of my similar experience.Once I hurt my mother as Jingmei did.I didn’t mean to hurt her, but those wounding words just slip out of my mouth unconsciously.Often, we hate that why our parents don’t know my feelings, why they like to make us be something and totally unaware that what their children are.While the parents don’t know why all their sacrifices to the children can’t be paid off, even incite hatred.Actually, this is the generation gap that causes the misunderstanding.We don’t know the hardship our parents underwent before.They can’t understand what we are thinking.So misunderstandings appear.Maybe as a child, Jingmei cannot comprehend what her remarks mean to Suyuan, and just want to show her grudge.But another main reason is the different backgrounds of Suyuan and Jingmei bare.Chinese parents always like to put all their hopes on the next generation for they are the generation full with hardship and pain.All they do just want the children to be better, but they ignore that whether their children can accept or not, not along a child born in America, influenced by the American’s individual freedom and knowing little about Chinese culture.The generation gap and culture conflict cause the misunderstanding of the mother and the daughter.The otherexample is Waverly and her mother Lindo.Waverly tries her best to please Lindo in everything.Whether her mother approves or not becomes the master of all her choice.Even Waverly marries a Chinese man because Lindo likes Chinese, while she doesn’t love.Waverly doesn’t understand why Lindo disapprove or criticize whatever she has done.On the other side, Lindo thinks that her daughter is ashamed of her, which is her continual internal injury after Waverly’s winning that chess contest, when Waverly shouted to Lindo if Lindo wanted to show off, won the chest by herself.Every time, Lindo’s disagreement with or indifference to Waverly directly results from the thought that Waverly feels it shameful to be her daughter.Both of them deeply love each other, but in the meantime, they hostile and hurt one another.This is the way them get along with each other.Fortunately, they clear up their misunderstandings and discover themselves by communicating.I am deeply moved by this scene:Waverly Jong says to Lindo, sobbing，“You don't know, you don't know the power you have over me.One word from you, one look, and I'm four years old again, crying myself to sleep, because nothing I do can ever, ever please you.” And after a short period of silence, Lindo smiles to Waverly with tears in her eyes, “Now, you make me happy.” Then they laugh heartily, teary-eyed with happiness.Seeing the old Lindo bursts out laughing, like a child, and Waverly laughs joyfully, I sincerely feel delighted for them.Love needs communicating,understanding, and tolerance, which is what I learn from them.Along with above mentioned, the struggle for the women to fight for equity is also brought to the surface.For instance, Ying-ying encourages her daughter Lena to escape an unhappy marriage, not repeating the same mistakesshe made in her first marriage.And An-mei tells her daughter Rose to learn to shout at the unfair fate, and express her own will because Rose has lost herself in her marriage.These two cases reveal that the women begin to release themselves from the restrains of being oppressed by the men and the old-fashioned thoughts as well as some Chinese traditional characters.Eventually, the women find their true value and win their own happiness.View from the whole film, the title, the Joy Luck Club may just be the old generation’s hope of better life for the next generation.On the whole, this is a movie made specifically for women.It is worth our appreciation.第四篇：喜福会英文观后感The Joy Luck ClubThe Joy Luck Club is one of the my favourite movies, it begins with the main character Ah muir, just returning to the United States from the mainland visit, caught up with a party whose members are all her mother’s lifetime friends and their daughters when mother was still alive.Ah muir is playing mahjong with aunts, sitting in the seat which was her mother’s before.All the four people on the table, with different characters, have their own pains and struggling stories behind.Aunt Lin’s smartness and strongness let herself get rid of the identity as a child bride, striving to today's position;Aunt yingying has unbearable memories in the past, so she hopes her daughter will be bravely being herself;Aunt Anmei was influenced by his mother, knowing to make voices in front of the fate of unfair;While ah muir's mother, because of the war, got apart from her little children accidentally.Four women are all surviving from the poor, getting through trails and tribulations.They don't want their own daughter to repeat their tragedies.But four daughtersintangibly went through their life in a very similar way as their mother’s.They couldn’t understand mothers’ hard cares, feeling confused, painful.As they mature, just know their mother's well-meaning.If the mothers in “The joy luck club” represent the traditional Chinese culture, then the group of girls are the representations of modernAmerican civilization.The attention of author, can say to break the long-standing “center” and “edge” the opposite mode, behind the surface cultural conflict, reaches a deeper cultural identity.America is such a white culture that is dominant, multicultural society, How Chinese immigrants bear the fine tradition of the Chinese culture, and absorb the essence of American culture, so as to construct something that belongs to this group of cultural identity is always the concern of many Chinese writers.Amy tan is one of those observers to the super borders with multicultural insight.Both novel and movie “the joy luck club” ,through the int ersection of heterogeneous culture, provide for readers and viewers a net which consists of different nations and the dialogues between different cultures.“The joy luck club "expresses not only the young generation chase for the rootless memory, also is not only the confusion and the struggle of ethnic Chinese that being in such a cultural identity dilemma, but through the expectation of the fusion of two kinds of culture, expressed the Chinese people are reluctant to abandon and hide the Chinese cultural identity in order to servilely cater to the mainstream culture or in order to squeeze into the mainstream American society, nor to stick to Chinese culture to fight against with the wishes of the white mainstream culture.The film conveys one argue that to downplay cultural identity defined, and to eliminate the culture antipathy.So as to achieve the globalizationofmultinational culture blend of peaceful coexistence.阿梅,从中国大陆访问,回到美国就赶上了一个政党的成员都是她母亲的一生的朋友和他们的女儿时,她还活着。

喜福会英文观后感喜福会英文观后感The first time I saw the title of the film, the Joy Luck Club, I thought that it would be a film filed with joy, luck and happiness. However, out of my expectation, in the film, I saw many unpleasant things;conflicts, hardship, disappointment, sorrow, hurt, torture etc. Of course there were some moving parts, and fortunately, it was a happy ending. Anyway, I enjoyed it very much. It made me have a penetrating thinking.The Joy Luck Club tells about the conflicts between Chinese immigrant mothers and their American-raised daughters and their struggling to understand each other. The film shows us these topics: the misunderstanding of love between the mothers and the daughters, the clash between the generations and cultures, and the struggle for the women to fight for equity. Now I am going to show you my understanding of them, emphasizing on the first topic.In many cases, we and those we love are easy to hurt each other because of the misunderstanding of love, the conflicts in generations and culture background, or unconsciousness.Take Jingmei and her mother Suyuan as an example. When Suyuan demands the little Jingmei to play piano, Jingmei shouts to her mother, “You can’t make me!”Even Jingmei cried that she wish she isn’t Suyuan’s daughter and Suyuan isn’t her mother, and that she wishes she were the dead like the babies Suyuan abandoned in China. The sad expression on Suyuan’s face indicates that she is hurt deeply by her daughter’s innocent words.This reminds me of my similar experience. Once I hurt my mother as Jingmei did. I didn’t mean to hurt her, but those wounding words just slip out of my mouth unconsciously. Often, we hate that why our parents don’t know my feelings, why they like to make us be something and totally unaware that what their children are. While the parents don’t know why all their sacrifices to the children can’t be paid off, even incite hatred. Actually, this is the generation gap that causes the misunderstanding. We don’t know the hardship our parents underwent before. They can’t understand what we are thinking. So misunderstandings appear.Maybe as a child, Jingmei cannot comprehend what herremarks mean to Suyuan, and just want to show her grudge. But another main reason is the different backgrounds of Suyuan and Jingmei bare. Chinese parents always like to put all their hopes on the next generation for they are the generation full with hardship and pain. All they do just want the children to be better, but they ignore that whether their children can accept or not, not along a child born in America, influenced by the American’s individual freedom and knowing little about Chinese culture. The generation gap and culture conflict cause the misunderstanding of the mother and the daughter.The other example is Waverly and her mother Lindo. Waverly tries her best to please Lindo in everything. Whether her mother approves or not becomes the master of all her choice. Even Waverly marries a Chinese man because Lindo likes Chinese, while she doesn’t love. Waverly doesn’t understand why Lindo disapprove or criticize whatever she has done. On the other side, Lindo thinks that her daughter is ashamed of her, which is her continual internal injury after Waverly’s winning that chess contest, when Waverly shouted to Lindo if Lindo wanted to show off, won the chest by herself. Every time, Lindo’s disagreement withor indifference to Waverly directly results from the thought that Waverly feels it shameful to be her daughter. Both of them deeply love each other, but in the meantime, they hostile and hurt one another. This is the way them get along with each other. Fortunately, they clear up their misunderstandings and discover themselves by communicating.I am deeply moved by this scene:Waverly Jong says to Lindo, sobbing,, “You don't know, you don't know the power you have over me. One word from you, one look, and I'm four years old again, crying myself to sleep, because nothing I do can ever, ever please you.”And after a short period of silence, Lindo smiles to Waverly with tears in her eyes, “Now, you make me happy.”Then they laugh heartily, teary-eyed with happiness.Seeing the old Lindo bursts out laughing, like a child, and Waverly laughs joyfully, I sincerely feel delighted for them. Love needs communicating, understanding, and tolerance, which is what I learn from them.Along with above mentioned, the struggle for the women to fight for equity is also brought to the surface. For instance, Ying-ying encourages her daughter Lena to escape an unhappy marriage, not repeating the same mistakes she madein her first marriage. And An-mei tells her daughter Rose to learn to shout at the unfair fate, and express her own will because Rose has lost herself in her marriage. These two cases reveal that the women begin to release themselves from the restrains of being oppressed by the men and the old-fashioned thoughts as well as some Chinese traditional characters. Eventually, the women find their true value and win their own happiness.View from the whole film, the title, the Joy Luck Club may just be the old generation’s hope of better life for the next generation. On the whole, this is a movie made specifically for women. It is worth our appreciation.首都博物馆观后感首席执行官观后感士兵突击观后感。

喜福会观后感中英文5篇范文第一篇：喜福会观后感中英文The Joy Luck Club is about the four Chinese immigrant women and their children grew up in the United States between the respective stories.The title of the novel“ the Joy Luck Club” is the original mothers played mahjong party.These women moved to the United States for decades, but they still think constantly of raised by traditional education, abide by the Chinese for thousands of years the penetration in the blood, women have become almost feudal patriarchal ideology nature.Their common ideal is to strict education, over his daughter, so they can escape their this generation of women's destiny, they become the eyes of a happy woman.However, the mother of the bundle, the girls in their different ways a revolt, in this race, class, gender inequality in American society, two generations of women staged a fight each other to reach the same goal by different routes, by mutual recognition of tragicomedy.In the tragedy and comedy, the deepest impression is not character mouth lay things, but they cannot speak, those unable to touch, carefully conceal mentioning things, is the silence behind something.Here, silence has become a symbol, its huge destructive power to destroy the existence of female self-esteem, self-confidence and courage, so that they are suppressed in the heavy loss of the ability to survive.However once the silence is broken, the destructive power will immediately disappear, have been suppressed for a long time will be the recovery of human nature, the relationship between balance and harmony will be restored.“ The Joy Luck Club” in they and most of the tales are silent and breaking the silence on the main lineof weaving together The Joy Luck Club,“" to give our inspiration: in the United States, is one of the so-called multicultural, namely sub-culture and mainstream culture to maintain a consistent pattern, essentially just a trick to cover other's eyes and ears, and cultural assimilation and psychological aggression cover.Then, with the other minority women, Chinese women only to regain the original self, breaking the silence and gender culture of silence, in their own way to self-esteem, self-confidence, independent life, to enter the ” joy and hap piness".《喜福会》所讲述的是四位华人移民妇女和她们在美国长大的儿女各自之间的故事,喜福会观后感（附英文观后感）,观后感《喜福会观后感（附英文观后感）》.小说的题目《喜福会》原是母亲们打麻将的聚会.这些妇女移居美国已有几十年,但她们仍念念不忘从小受过的传统教育,恪守着中国几千年来渗透于妇女血液之中、几乎已成为天性的封建男权的思想.她们共同的理想就是要严格教育、管束自己的女儿,使她们能逃脱自己这一辈女人的命运,成为她们眼中幸福的女人.然而,对于母亲的管束,女儿们则以各自不同的方式一味反抗,在这个种族、阶级、性别不平等的美国社会里,两代女性上演了一出由相互争斗到殊途同归、相互认同的悲喜剧.在这出悲喜剧中,给人留下印象最深的不是人物口中道出的事情,而是那些她们无法启口、无法触及、讳莫如深的事情,是沉默背后的东西.在这里,沉默已经变成了一个象征,它那巨大的毁灭性力量摧毁着女性赖以生存的自尊、自信和勇气,使她们在沉重的压抑之中丧失生存的能力.然而一旦打破沉默,这毁灭性的力量就会立刻消失,被压抑已久的人性就将得到复苏,平衡和谐的关系就会得到恢复.《喜福会》中母女们的悲欢故事大部分都是以沉默和打破沉默这条主线编织起来的.《喜福会》给我们的启示之一就是：在美国,所谓的多元文化,也就是亚文化与主流文化保持一致的新格局,从本质上来说不过是一场掩人耳目的把戏,是对亚文化的同化和心理侵略的掩盖.那么,与其他少数民族的女性一样,华裔女性只有重新找回原本的自我,打破文化的沉默和性别的沉默,按照自己的方式自尊、自信、自主地面对生活,才能最终进入“喜与福”的境界.第二篇：喜福会观后感从《喜福会》看跨文化交流电影《喜福会》（The Joy Luck Club）以插叙的方式和细腻的手法将四对华裔母女的故事缓缓道出。

喜福会电影观后感英文Title: "A Symphony of Cultures and Generations: A Review of 'The Joy Luck Club'""The Joy Luck Club," directed by Wayne Wang and based on the novel by Amy Tan, is a poignant exploration of the complexities of mother-daughter relationships, interwoven with the rich tapestry of Chinese and American cultures. The film, released in 1993, is a powerful narrative that delves into the struggles of identity, cultural heritage, and familial expectations.The narrative structure of the film is particularly compelling as it weaves together the past and present, revealing the intricate backstories of the mothers and their daughters. This non-linear storytelling method allows viewers to understand the depth of each character's experiences, from the hardships of war in China to the challenges of assimilation in America.One of the most striking elements of "The Joy Luck Club" is its portrayal of the Chinese-American experience. The film does not shy away from the difficulties of maintaining cultural traditions while navigating a new country. It beautifullycaptures the tension between honoring one's heritage and forging a new identity in a foreign land.The performances in the film are outstanding, with a talented ensemble cast that brings a depth of emotion to their characters. From the resilience of the mothers to the struggles of the daughters, the actors convey a range of feelings that resonate deeply with the audience. Standout performances include Tsai Chin as Lindo Jong and Tamlyn Tomita as Waverly Jong, who both portray the nuances of their characters with great skill.Visually, "The Joy Luck Club" is a feast for the eyes. The cinematography captures the beauty of both China and America, contrasting the bustling cityscapes with the serene natural landscapes. The use of color and light adds to the emotional depth of the film, enhancing the mood of each scene.Perhaps the most impactful aspect of "The Joy Luck Club" is its ability to evoke a range of emotions. The film is at once heartwarming and heartbreaking, celebrating the strength of family bonds while acknowledging the pain of generational divides. It encourages viewers to reflect on their ownrelationships with their parents and the importance of understanding and appreciating one's cultural roots.In conclusion, "The Joy Luck Club" is a cinematic masterpiece that offers a profound look at the human experience. Its themes of love, sacrifice, and the enduring power of family resonate across cultures and generations. This film is a must-watch for anyone interested in exploring the complexities of identity and the beauty of cultural diversity.。

喜福会观后感英文喜福会观后感英文《喜福会》观后感(英文版)【一】The first time I saw the title of the film, the Joy Luck Club, I thought that it would be a film filed with joy, luck and happiness. However, out of my expectation, in the film, I saw many unpleasant things—conflicts, hardship, disappointment, sorrow, hurt, torture etc. Of course there were some moving parts, and fortunately, it was a happy ending. Anyway, I enjoyed it very much. It made me have a penetrating thinking.The Joy Luck Club tells about the conflicts between Chinese immigrant mothers and their American-raised daughters and their struggling tounderstand each other. The film shows us these topics: the misunderstanding of love between the mothers and the daughters, the clash between thegenerations and cultures, and the struggle for the women to fight for equity. Now I am going to show you my understanding of them, emphasizing on the first topic.1. what's the cultural differences? answer :These four cases reveal that the women begin to release themselves from the restrains of being oppressed by the men and the old-fashioned thoughts as well as some Chinese traditional characters. Eventually, the women find their true value and win their own happiness. Maybe it is a common Phenomenonin america, In the United States, multicultural so-called, is to maintain thenew patternconsistent sub culture and the mainstream culture, in essence, is nothing but acover up the trick, is a coverfor the sub cultural assimilation and psychologicalaggression. So, like other minority women, Chinese womenhave only to regain the original self, to break the silence and gender culture of silence, self-esteem, self-confidence, independence in their own way to face life, to eventually enter the "joy and blessing" of the realm.2.What impress me mostly?Answer:Take Waverly and her mother Lindo as an example.Waverly tries her best to please Lindo in everything. Whether her motherapproves or not becomes the master of all her choice. Even Waverly marries a Chinese man because Lindo likes Chinese, while she doesn’t love. Waverly doesn’t understand why Lindo disapprove or criticize whatever she has done. On the other side, Lindo thinks that her daughter is ashamed of her, which is her continual internal injury after Waverly’s winning that chess contest, when Waverly shouted to Lindo if Lindo wanted to show off, won the chest by herself. Every time, Lindo’s disagreement with or indifference to Waverly directlyresults from the thought that Waverly feels it shameful to be her daughter. Bothof them deeply love each other, but in the meantime, they hostile and hurt one another. This is the way them get along with each other. Fortunately, they clear up their misunderstandings and discover themselves by communicating. I am deeply moved by this scene:Waverly Jong says to Lindo, sobbing,, “You don't know, you don't know the power you have over me. One word from you, one look, and I'm four years old again, crying myself to sleep,beca use nothing I do can ever, ever please you.” And after a short period of silence, Lindo smiles to Waverly with tears in her eyes, “Now, you make me happy.” Then they laugh heartily, teary-eyed with happiness.Seeing the old Lindo bursts out laughing, like a child, and Waverly laughs joyfully, I sincerely feel delighted for them. Love needs communicating, understanding, and tolerance, which is what I learn from them.lastly , the Joy Luck Club may just be the old generation’s hope of better life for the next generation. On the whole, this is a movie made specifically for women. It is worth our appreciation.喜福会英文观后感【二】The first time I saw the title of the film, the Joy Luck Club, I thought that it would be a film filed with joy, luck and happiness. However, out of my expectation, in the film, I saw many unpleasant things—conflicts, hardship, disappointment, sorrow, hurt, torture etc. Of course there were some moving parts, and fortunately, it was a happy ending. Anyway, I enjoyed it very much. It made me have a penetrating thinking.The Joy Luck Club tells about the conflicts between Chinese immigrant mothers and their American-raised daughters and their struggling to understand each other. The film shows us these topics: the misunderstanding of love between the mothers and the daughters, the clash between the generations and cultures, and the struggle for the women to fight for equity. Now I am going to show you my understanding of them, emphasizing on the first topic.In many cases, we and those we love are easy to hurt each other because of the misunderstanding of love, the conflicts in generations and culture background, or unconsciousness.Take Jingmei and her mother Suyuan as an example. When Suyuan demands the little Jingmei to play piano, Jingmei shouts to her mother, “You can’t make me!” Even Jingmei cried that she wish she isn’t Suyuan’s daughter and Suyuan isn’t her mother, and that she wishes she were the dead like the babies Suyuan abandoned in China. The sad expression on Suyuan’s face indicates tha t she is hurt deeply by her daughter’s innocent words.This reminds me of my similar experience. Once I hurt my mother as Jingmei did. I didn’t mean to hurt her, but those wounding words just slip out of my mouth unconsciously. Often, we hate that why our parents don’t know my feelings, why they like to make us be something and totally unaware that what their children are. While the parents don’t know why all their sacrifices to the children can’t be paid off, even incite hatred. Actually, this is the generation gap that causes the misunderstanding. We don’t know the hardship our parents underwent before. They can’t understand what we are thinking. So misunderstandings appear.Maybe as a child, Jingmei cannot comprehend what her remarks mean to Suyuan, and just want to show her grudge. But another main reason is the different backgrounds of Suyuan and Jingmei bare. Chinese parents always like to put all their hopes on the next generation for they are the generation full with hardship and pain. All they do just want the children to be better, but they ignore that whether their children can accept or not, not along a child born in America, influenced by the American’s individual freedom and knowing little about Chinese culture. The generation gap and culture conflict cause the misunderstanding of the mother and the daughter.The other example is Waverly and her mother Lindo. Waverly tries her best to please Lindo in everything. Whether her mother approves or not becomes the master of all her choice. Even Waverly marries a Chinese man because Lindo likes Chinese, while she doesn’t love. Waverly doesn’t understand why Lindo disapprove or criticize whatever she has done. On the other side, Lindo thinks that her daughter is ashamed of her, which is her continual inter nal injury after Waverly’s winning that chess contest, when Waverly shouted to Lindo if Lindo wanted to show off, won the chest by herself. Every time, Lindo’s disagreement with or indifference to Waverly directly results from the thought that Waverly feels it shameful to be her daughter. Both of them deeply love each other, but in the meantime, they hostile and hurt one another. This is the way them get along with each other. Fortunately, they clear up their misunderstandings and discover themselves by communicating.I am deeply moved by this scene:Waverly Jong says to Lindo, sobbing,, “You don't know, you don't know the power you have over me. One word from you, one look, and I'm four years old again, crying myself to sleep, because nothing I do can ever, ever please you.” And after a short period of silence, Lindo smiles to Waverly with tears in her eyes, “Now, you make me happy.” Then they laugh heartily, teary-eyed with happiness.Seeing the old Lindo bursts out laughing, like a child, and Waverly laughs joyfully, I sincerely feel delighted for them. Love needs communicating, understanding, and tolerance, which is what I learn from them.Along with above mentioned, the struggle for the women to fight for equity is also brought to the surface. For instance, Ying-ying encourages her daughter Lena to escape an unhappy marriage, not repeating the same mistakes she made in her first marriage. And An-mei tells her daughter Rose to learn to shout at the unfair fate, and express her own will because Rose has lost herself in her marriage. These two cases reveal that the women begin to release themselves from the restrains of being oppressed by the men and the old-fashioned thoughts as well as some Chinese traditional characters. Eventually, the women find their true value and win their own happiness.View from the whole film, the title, the Joy Luck Club may just be the old generation’s hope of better life for the next generation. On the whole, this is a movie made specifically for women. It is worth our appreciation.。

英语作文喜福会观后感After watching "The Joy Luck Club," I felt a range of emotions. It's a film that captures the complexities of mother-daughter relationships, cultural clashes, and personal growth.The movie takes you on a journey through the lives of four Chinese immigrant mothers and their daughters. Each character has a unique story and struggles to balance tradition with modernity. The mothers, with their firm beliefs and traditional values, often clash with their daughters' more independent, westernized ways.One thing that struck me was the portrayal of the "joy luck clubs" secret gatherings where the mothers share their hopes, dreams, and challenges. It's a beautiful representation of the power of sisterhood and community, even in the face of adversity.The acting was phenomenal. The actors brought so muchdepth and authenticity to their roles, making it easy to feel connected to the characters' joys and sorrows. The cinematography was also stunning, capturing the beauty of both China and America.Overall, "The Joy Luck Club" is a film that left me thinking. It's not just a story about immigration or culture; it's a story about understanding, acceptance, and the universal search for happiness. It's a must-watch for anyone interested in exploring the complexities of human relationships and the challenges of growing up.。

《喜福会》英文读后感《喜福会》英文读后感篇1Reading the novel is not the first time of my knowing The Joy Luck Club . When I watched the film , the meaning of the title , the theme of the novel , the reason for the arrangement of stories from four mothers and their daughters and other important things were all unknown to me . But I knew that was my type for it is about feelings between mothers and daughters , and especially chinese speaking Eglish .Amy Tan , a Chinese American writer , is the author of the book in which she explors the mother-daughter relationships . Originally , the relationships between mother and daughter seem to be quite complex in a family but in Amy Tan"s work , it is perfectly typical for its portrayal of conflicts between the traditional Chinese mothers speaking shabby English and the open wholly Americanized daughters who just wear a Chinese face but speak fluent English . I never think it is richly dramatical , and instead these kinds of conflicts , in fact , trulyecists in many Chinese immigrants" family . The novel is written impressively and deeply especially , I think , in understanding of mothers" love for their daughters for reasons that the previous experience of her with her mother provided the basis for her novel . It is said that the exprience of anthor is similar to that of Jingmei woo . Maybe , the novel implies the deep and complex feelings of auther forher mother and her closest relatives in China .It gives me a greatly deep impression that the book is begun with Feathers From a Thousand LI Away . It penetrates the mothers" hope and love for their daughters through a swan"s feather . Through the old woman"s words In America I will have a daughter just like me. But over there nobody will say her worth is measured by the loudness of her husband"s belch. Over there nobody will look down on her, because I will make her speak only perfect American English. And over there she will always be too full to swallow any sorrow! She will know my meaning, because I will give her this swana creature that became more than what was hoped for. and the mothers" former tragic sufferings , we will find that all the mothers are in hope of their daughters never suffering from their sufferings . And the mothers waited, year after year, for the day , they could tell their daughters it is their hope through a feather ofthe swan in perfect American English . At first , it is a littledifficult to understand the reason for these words . However , through the whole novel , in fact , you will find the old woman represents the four mothers , the feather of swan embodies the hope of mothers fortheir daughters . These sentences show implicitly the feelings of author and her understandings for mothers . In fact , in the Joy Luck Club ,the feather indeed is gained by Jingmei Woo . And from the beginning to the end ,the feather has been existing .Only if one high-quality novel , like a perfect verse , needs you spending much time reading once more , you will understand something . I thought that the novel is loosely plotted and is in disorder . But the fact verifies that I am wrong . Through the whole story , the novel begins with the death of Jingmei"s mother and ends in Jingmei visiting China to see the twin-half sisters whom her mother had been forced to abandon when the Japanese attacked China many years ago . What"s more ,in detail , the stories of four mothers and four daughters have relative connections in theme about love between them and the mothers" hope for their daughters . And the theme shows the comflicts and harmonization between different cultures .Then I think why the author titled the novel Joy Luck Club . I am puzzled by it and the purpose of writer . The name of club made mention of by Jingmei"s mother . And the author directly titling the novel the name of their meeting implies her feelings for her mother . I can guess that the title originated from a kind of hope or belief . According to mothers" former sufferings , they were not happy . Even at the present , all of them hides the previous tragic experiences . Maybe , the club is a place where they can pretend to be happy or avoid the past memory or worries or even the shock of culture .Reading the novel is as we are reading our life and then think our past , present and futere . Especially , the conflict between Waverly Jang and her mother impresses me most . Waverly is a woman who is quite independent-mined and intelligent , but her mother"s constant criticismis terribly annoying . She once had a gift for internationalchess.however , when she realized her mother taking advantage of her achievement and talent to show off in public , especially to the strangers , she felt terribly ashamed and annoyed . She shouted to you can not make me . From then on , her mother felt cold at Waverly and were particularabout her favorite things . In fact , I think Waverlyfelt sacred subconsciously at letting her mother down and something that she did was aimed at flattering her mother . When waverly brought her boyfriend , Rich , to her families , her mother just smiled but shestill was particular about Rich"s appearance , having many spots on his face . Description about the conflicts of manners between Chinese tradition and American notions has given me a greatly deep impression and quite interesting . These words of And then he had helped himself to big portions of the shrimp and snow peas , not realizing he should have taken only a polite spoonful, until everybody had had a morsel . vividly express the American character of being casual which counts as discourtesy in China . The part of Rich criticizing her mother"s cooking is quite funny and impressive . Our Chinese habit of making disparaging remarks seems to be extremely common . Being modest and avoiding showing off are parts of Chinese traditional manners . Her mother complaining about This dish not salty enough , no flavor , in fact , was a cue to eat some and proclaim it it the best she had ever made . But the Rich did not understand . From the following description of her mother being horrified , I judged that her mother was bly objective against Rich and even their marriage . Waverly also had such an opinion . But I am wrong and from their conversation I understand something more important . Mother is the only one that understands their daughters or sons in the world.And none of the mothers do not love their children . And the heaty conversattion can make a b bridge between the different generation or even the peonple from the different cultures . I find that if you would not like to tell your hearty words out , others are not able to know what you are and what you think . People each have different opinions about the same things . Waverly had thought that her mother disapproved of her marriage and hated her Rich . However , her mother"s meaningful words surprised Waverly and even me . Just be particular about who I really care for and love. It occured to me that whoever we hurt is always who we really love for reasons that others would not care for our complaint . Yes , who will care for those who you do not love ? The answer is known by us fron the beginning to the end . It is the love for Waverly that her mother has been showing her . Waverly , a wholly Americanized girl , never trully knew her mother and was ignorant of the love for her . Indeed , the language and the culture did make a great difference in the exchange of feelings , which is a terribly highbarrier between Waverly and her mother , also between other three mothers and their daughters . But love and understandings , finally will prevail over others .Personally , through the whole novel , the conflict between mothers and daughters , virtually , is that of the cultures between the East and the West . Mothers represent the classic, traditional Chinese culturebut the daughters are the symbol of just , free , open and modern American one , which are two kinds of contradictory elements . However , through the whole novel , it is easier to find that finally they can understand each other and be in harmony . When Jing-Mei saw her twin-half sisters , she was surprised at this kind of familiarity . And now I also see what part of me is Chinese. It is so obvious. It is my family. It is in our blood. After all these years, it can finally be let go. shows that Jing-Mei understood her mother"s stubbornness and love and was struck by mother"s greatness . The resolution of the contradiction shows that the cultures of the East and the West can be in harmony with each other .《喜福会》英文读后感篇2The first time I saw the title of the film, the Joy Luck Club, I thought that it would be a film filed with joy, luck and happiness. However, out of my expectation, in the film, I saw many unpleasant thingsconflicts, hardship, disappointment, sorrow, hurt, torture etc. Of course there were some moving parts, and fortunately, it was a happy ending. Anyway, I enjoyed it very much. It made me have a penetrating thinking.The Joy Luck Club tells about the conflicts between Chinese immigrant mothers and their American-raised daughters and their struggling to understand each other. The film shows us these topics: the misunderstanding of love between the mothers and the daughters, the clash between the generations and cultures, and the struggle for the women to fight for equity. Now I am going to show you my understanding of them, emphasizing on the first topic.In many cases, we and those we love are easy to hurt each other because of the misunderstanding of love, the conflicts in generations and culture background, or unconsciousness.Take Jingmei and her mother Suyuan as an example. When Suyuan demands the little Jingmei to play piano, Jingmei shouts to her mother, You can’t make me! Even Jingmei cried that she wish she isn’t Suyuan’s daughter and Suyuan isn’t her mother, and that she wishes she were the dead like the babies Suyuan abandoned in China. The sad expression on Suyuan’s face indicates that she is hurt deeply by her daughter’s innocent words.This reminds me of my similar experience. Once I hurt my mother as Jingmei did. I didn’t mean to hurt her, but those wounding words just slip out of my mouth unconsciously. Often, we hate that why our parents don’t know my feelings, why they like to make us be something andtotally unaware that what their children are. While the parents don’t know why all their sacrifices to the child ren can’t be paid off, even incite hatred. Actually, this is the generation gap that causes the misunderstanding. We don’t know the hardship our parents underwent before. They can’t understand what we are thinking. So misunderstandings appear.Maybe as a child, Jingmei cannot comprehend what her remarks mean to Suyuan, and just want to show her grudge. But another main reason is the different backgrounds of Suyuan and Jingmei bare. Chinese parents always like to put all their hopes on the next generation for they are the generation full with hardship and pain. All they do just want the children to be better, but they ignore that whether their children can accept or not, not along a child born in America, influenced by the American’s individual freedom and kn owing little about Chinese culture. The generation gap and culture conflict cause the misunderstanding of the mother and the daughter.The other example is Waverly and her mother Lindo. Waverly tries her best to please Lindo in everything. Whether her mother approves or not becomes the master of all her choice. Even Waverly marries a Chinese man because Lindo likes Chinese, while she doesn’t love. Waverly doesn’t understand why Lindo disapprove or criticize whatever she has done. On the other side, Lindo thinks that her daughter is ashamed of her, which is her continual internal injury after Waverly’s winning that chess contest, when Waverly shouted to Lindo if Lindo wanted to show off, won the chest by herself. Every time, Lindo’s disagreement with or indifference to Waverly directly results from the thought that Waverly feels it shameful to be her daughter. Both of them deeply love each other, but in the meantime, they hostile and hurt one another. This is the way them get along with each other. Fortunately, they clear up their misunderstandings and discover themselves by communicating.I am deeply moved by this scene:Waverly Jong says to Lindo, sobbing,You don"t know, you don"t know the power you have over me. One word from you, one look, and I"m four years old again, crying myself to sleep, because nothing I do can ever,ever please you. And after a short period of silence, Lindo smiles to Waverly with tears in her eyes, Now, you make me happy. Then they laugh heartily, teary-eyed with happiness.Seeing the old Lindo bursts out laughing, like a child, and Waverly laughs joyfully, I sincerely feel delighted for them. Love needs communicating, understanding, and tolerance, which is what I learn from them.Along with above mentioned, the struggle for the women to fight for equity is also brought to the surface. For instance, Ying-ying encourages her daughter Lena to escape an unhappy marriage, not repeating the same mistakes she made in her first marriage. And An-mei tells her daughter Rose to learn to shout at the unfair fate, and express her own will because Rose has lost herself in her marriage. These two cases reveal that the women begin to release themselves from the restrains of being oppressed by the men and the old-fashioned thoughts as well as some Chinese traditional characters. Eventually, the women find their true value and win their own happiness.View from the whole film, the title, the Joy Luck Club may just be the old generation’s hope of better life for the next generation. On the whole, this is a movie made specifically for women. It is worth our appreciation.。

喜福会观后感英语版After watching the movie "喜福会" (Happiness and Fortune Society), I was deeply moved and inspired by the complex and captivating story that unfolded on the screen. "喜福会" is a Chinese film that explores the lives and struggles of a group of individuals, representing various social backgrounds and aspirations, who come together in pursuit of happiness and success.The movie starts with the introduction of the three main characters: Ping, a former gangster seeking redemption; Jia, a young migrant worker dreaming of a better life; and Hui, a talented but struggling musician. Each character faces their own personal challenges and setbacks, but is bound by the common desire for a better future.Throughout the movie, the theme of perseverance and resilience shines through. Despite the hardships they face, Ping, Jia, and Hui do not give up on their dreams. They form a unique bond and a "family" of their own, supporting and motivating each other to overcome obstacles and find happiness.One of the most remarkable aspects of "喜福会" is its portrayal of the stark realities of life in modern China. The movie depicts the stark contrast between rural and urban areas, highlighting the vast economic disparities that exist in society. Through the characters of Jia and Hui, we witness the struggles faced by migrant workers and aspiring artists, who are often marginalized and overlooked by society.The movie also delves into deeper social issues, such as corruption and the influence of money and power. Ping's journey from a former gangster to a reformed individual serves as a powerful metaphor for the redemption and transformation that can occur when one chooses the path of righteousness.Another aspect of "喜福会" that struck me was its portrayal of the value of human connection and the importance of community. The characters find solace and strength in their shared experiences and support each other through thick and thin. Their bond transcends social boundaries, reminding us of the innate desire for connection that exists within all individuals.The cinematography and visual storytelling in "喜福会" are also worthy of praise. The movie beautifully captures the essence of both rural and urban landscapes, emphasizing the contrast between the simplicity of village life and the hustle and bustle of the city. The use of light and color further enhances the emotional impact of the story, evoking a range of feelings from hope to despair.Furthermore, the performances of the actors in "喜福会" are superb. Each character is portrayed with depth and nuance, making them relatable and engaging. The chemistry between the actors is palpable, adding authenticity to their relationships on screen.In conclusion, "喜福会" is a stellar film that explores the universal themes of hope, resilience, and the pursuit of happiness. Through its compelling storyline, realistic portrayal of societal issues, and strong performances, it leaves a lasting impression on the audience. The movie serves as a reflection of the human experience, reminding us of the power of determination, the value of human connection, and the triumph of the humanspirit in the face of adversity. "喜福会" is truly a cinematic masterpiece that deserves recognition and appreciation.。

喜福会读后感英文Introduction:"The Joy Luck Club," written by Amy Tan, is a captivating novel that explores the complexities and nuances of the Chinese American immigrant experience. Through the experiences of four Chinese immigrant women and their American-born daughters, Tan delves into themes of cultural identity, family dynamics, and the pursuit of happiness. This compelling narrative sheds light on the intergenerational struggles faced by these women and the deep-rooted cultural traditions that shape their lives. As a reader, I was deeply moved by the profound insights and poignant emotions presented throughout this remarkable work.Cultural Identity and Assimilation:One of the central themes of "The Joy Luck Club" is the tension between cultural identity and assimilation. The immigrant mothers strive to preserve their Chinese traditions and values, despite being in a foreign land. They form the Joy Luck Club, where they gather regularly to reminisce about their past, share stories, and play Mahjong. These gatherings serve as a respite from their daily lives, a place where they can connect with their cultural heritage and find solace and support among their fellow immigrants.The daughters, on the other hand, are caught in a conundrum between their Chinese heritage and their American upbringing. Born and raised in America, they often feel disconnected from their Chinese roots. This internal struggle is beautifully expressed in the character of Jing-mei Woo. She grapples with her identity and her struggle to understand her mother's expectations and the sacrifices she made to bring her to America.Family Dynamics and Mother-Daughter Relationships:"The Joy Luck Club" delves deeply into the intricate dynamics of mother-daughter relationships. Tan skillfully explores the divergent perspectives between the immigrant mothers and their American-born daughters. The mothers' stories are filled with tales of hardship, loss, and resilience, reflecting the tumultuous history they lived through in China. Through these stories, they hope to impart wisdom and guide their daughters, often leading to a clash of expectations and aspirations.Tan portrays the daughters' struggles to reconcile their mothers' traditional values with their own desire for independence and self-expression. The generational gap is evident in their inability to fully comprehend and appreciate their mothers' sacrifices and attempts at protecting them from suffering. The novel illuminates the complexity of these relationships, showing that even in moments of conflict and misunderstanding, love and understanding can still prevail.Fate and Fortune:Fate is an underlying theme in "The Joy Luck Club," often shaping the characters' fortunes and destinies. The concept of "feng shui" (the Chinese practice of harmonizing one's environment for good fortune) is prevalent throughout the novel. Each character has their own superstitions and beliefs, highlighting the significance of fate in their lives.Amy Tan skillfully weaves the stories of the characters together, showcasing how their lives are interconnected by the hands of fate. Each chapter presents a different perspective, providing a deeper understanding of the characters' experiences and the impact of their cultural history on their lives.Conclusion:"The Joy Luck Club" is an emotionally resonant novel that intertwines tales of happiness, misfortune, and the complexities of cultural identity. Amy Tan masterfully captures the struggles faced by Chinese immigrants and their American-born daughters, highlighting the delicate nature of mother-daughter relationships and the search for inner harmony.This thought-provoking story offers valuable insights on the importance of cultural heritage, the complexities of assimilation, and the power of love and understanding in bridging intergenerational gaps. "The Joy Luck Club" is a testament to the resilience of the human spirit and the enduring bonds that connect generations across cultures.。

喜福会英语观后感From the moment the opening credits of "The Joy Luck Club" rolled, I was captivated by the intricate tapestry of stories that wove together the lives of four Chineseimmigrant mothers and their American-born daughters. The film, a poignant exploration of cultural identity and the mother-daughter bond, resonated deeply with me, offering a glimpse into the struggles and triumphs of bridging two vastlydifferent worlds.The narrative unfolds through a series of flashbacks,each more compelling than the last, as the mothers recounttheir own hardships and the lessons they've learned,imparting these to their daughters in the hope that they will understand the sacrifices made for them. The performances are nothing short of mesmerizing, with each actress embodying the essence of their character, conveying a depth of emotion that transcends the screen.What struck me most was the film's portrayal of thecultural divide. The daughters, born and raised in America, grapple with the expectations of their traditional Chinese mothers, often feeling caught between two cultures. Thisduality is beautifully captured in the film's dialogue, where English and Chinese are seamlessly interwoven, reflecting the bilingual reality of the characters' lives."The Joy Luck Club" is not just a film; it's anexperience that invites viewers to reflect on their own relationships with their families, their heritage, and the choices they make in life. It's a testament to the power of storytelling and the enduring strength of the human spirit in the face of adversity. The film leaves a lasting impression, a reminder that our past shapes us, but it is our present choices that define our future.。

喜福会英语观后感English:After watching "喜福会" (The Joy Luck Club), I was deeply moved by the powerful storytelling and emotional depth of the film. The intricate interweaving of the stories of four Chinese immigrant mothers and their American-born daughters provided a poignant exploration of the complexities of family relationships, cultural identity, and the generational divide. Each character's journey of self-discovery and reconciliation with their past resonated with me on a personal level, reminding me of the universal struggles faced in navigating the nuances of heritage and tradition while striving for personal fulfillment and understanding. The stunning performances by the cast brought to life the nuances of the characters, evoking a range of emotions from joy and sorrow to hope and resilience. Overall, "喜福会" served as a poignant reminder of the enduring bond between mothers and daughters, the importance of communication and empathy in bridging cultural divides, and the power of love and forgiveness in overcoming past traumas and forging stronger familial connections.中文翻译:观看完《喜福会》后，我深受电影强大的叙事和情感深度所感动。

The Joy Luck ClubAfter seeing The Joy Luck Club that based on the best selling nove by Amy Tan of the same name,I have many thoughts about love and confilicts between the four daughters and their mothers.The Joy Luck Club is a best-selling novel written by Amy Tan. It focuses on four Chinese American immigrant families in San Francisco who start a club known as "the Joy Luck Club," playing the Chinese game of mahjong for money while feasting on a variety of foods. The book is structured somewhat like a mahjong game, with four parts divided into four sections to create sixteen chapters. The three mothers and four daughters (one mother, Suyuan Woo, dies before the novel opens) share stories about their lives in the form of vignettes. Each part is preceded by a parable relating to the game.The first section, Feathers from a Thousand Li Away, introduces the Joy Luck Club through Jing-Mei Woo, whose late mother Suyuan Woo founded the Joy Luck Club, and focuses on the four mothers. Jing-Mei relates the story of how her mother Suyuan was the wife of an officer in the Kuomingtang during World War II and how she was forced to flee from her home in Kweilin and abandon her twin daughters. Suyuan later found out her first husband died, remarried to Jing-Mei's father, and immigrated to the United States. Her mother and Jing-Mei's father attempted to find Suyuan's daughters, and Jing-Mei's father assumedthat Suyuan had given up hope. Jing-Mei, who has been asked to take her mother's place in the Joy Luck Club, learns from the other mothers that her half-sisters are alive and ask that Jing-Mei tell them about Suyuan's death.The other three mothers relate the stories of their childhood. An-Mei Hsu's story relates how her mother left her family to become the fourth concubine of Wu Tsing , a rich merchant, while An-Mei was raised by her maternal grandmother. Her mother returns only to cut off a piece of her flesh to cook a soup in hopes of healing An-Mei's grandmother, though An-Mei's grandmother still dies. Lindo Jong explains how in childhood she was forced into a loveless marriage and was pressured by her mother-in-law's desire for Lindo to produce grandchildren. Through her own ingenuity, Lindo fabricates a convincing story to annul her marriage and immigrate to the United States. The final story of the first section follows Ying-Ying St. Clair, who tells the story of how she fell into a lake during the Zhongqiujie festival when she was only four. After being rescued by a group of fishermen, she realizes that she is lost. This experience emotionally traumatizes her, and she is dropped at the shore, and wanders into an outdoor performance featuring the Moon Lady, said to grant wishes. But when Ying-Ying approaches the Moon Lady after the play to wish to be returned to her family, she discovers the Moon Lady is played by a man.The second section relates important childhood stories of the Joy Luck Club's American-born daughters. Lindo's daughter Waverly recalls being a national chess champion, but her relationship with her mother is strained by how Lindo pressures her and brags about Waverly's accomplishments. Lena St. Clair, Ying-Ying's daughter, relates her mother's nervous breakdown and her mother is extremely withdrawn to the point where first her father and then Lena winds up being Ying-Ying's voice. In contrast, Lena notices and initially pities neighbouring Sorci family, believing their noisiness is an expression of unhappiness, but realizes later it is how they express their love. An-Mei's daughter, Rose Hsu Jordan, reveals how her mother lost faith in God when Rose's youngest brother, Bing, drowned in a beach outing, after firmly believing that following the book "The Twenty-Six Malignant Gates" could prevent any harm to her children. However, An-Mei still insists that Rose puts faith in her failing marriage. The section concludes with Jing-Mei's story, where she reveals how Suyuan had high expectations that Jing-Mei would be talented like Waverly and tried to shape an uninterested Jing-Mei into a concert pianist, which ended after an embarrassing piano recital. Jing-Mei then tells Suyuan she wishes herself dead like her twin daughters, which set in motion their strained relationship.The Joy Luck Club received many favorable reviews. It was nominated for the Los Angeles Times Book Award, was a finalist for theNational Book Award and the National Book Critics Circle Award, and won the Bay Area Book Reviewers Award for Best Fiction, the Commonwealth Club Gold Award, and the American Library Association Best Book for Young Adults Award. It remained on The New York Times hardcover best-seller list for nine months and sold more than four million copies. It has been translated into twenty-five languages.。

喜福会英文读后感第一篇：喜福会英文读后感The Joy Luck ClubI spent nearly a whole afternoon to read “The Joy Luck Club” which I think is a little sorrowful, but very attractive.Through out the story, there are conflicts, hardship, hurts, torture and so on.“The Joy Luck club”tell us the story of four immigrant mothers and their children that were raised in America.The four Chinese women immigrated to America because of their own reason such as escaping from the war, from the unfortunate marriage and so on.From the four mother’s experience of leaving their motherland, there remain a lot of things that desire our thinking.The war made people lose their home and their family.The traditional Chinese feudal ethics forced everyone to follow.So they leave their hometown to pursue freedom and hope.It seemed a new start to settle in America, but their life was still full of conflicts between the old generations and the young generations with different cultural background.Maybe, it was the culture conflict made them quarrel a lot, for they have different sense of value, family background and education.“All that I am or ever hope to be, I owe to my angel mother.I remember my mother’s prayers and they have always foll owed me.They have clung to me all my life” written by Abraham Lincoln.Mother love is the most altruistic love in the world.Whatever they do is just to ensuretheir children’s bright prospect.In this novel, children didn’t understand their mothers’behaviour.The misunderstanding of love hurt them both.They need more tolerance and understanding in their life.What impressed memost is women’s struggle for gender inequlity, and their seeks for self-confidence.I appreciate this book very much, it tells me a lot of things that I can never learn from text books.第二篇：《喜福会》读后感从隔阂到相知——从《喜福会》中探索美籍华裔母女关系的转变华裔文学作品已经逐渐赢得了西方文学评论家的认可，这些很大程度上归功于华裔女性作家的作品。

喜福会观后感英语100字Unfortunately, I don't have enough information to write a 1000-word review of "The Joy Luck Club" in English. However, I can provide you with a shorter review that meets your requirements. Here's a suggestion:"The Joy Luck Club" is a powerful film that explores the complexities of mother-daughter relationships and the unique challenges faced by immigrant families. Directed by Wayne Wang, the film adapts Amy Tan's popular novel, bringing to life the stories of four Chinese women andtheir daughters.The film is a poignant reminder of the sacrifices and struggles immigrants undergo to build a new life in a foreign country. It also highlights the importance of understanding and embracing one's cultural heritage, even when it conflicts with modern values and expectations.The performances are outstanding, particularly by theactors portraying the mothers, who convey a depth of emotion and wisdom that is truly captivating. The film's cinematography and music also contribute to its emotional impact, creating a moving and memorable viewing experience."The Joy Luck Club" is a must-see for anyone interested in family dramas, cultural identity, or the immigrant experience. It is a film that will stay with you long after the credits roll.。

thejoyluckclub观后感《喜福会》观后感电影《喜福会》是1993年上映的一部由李安导演的作品，根据美籍华裔作家谭恩美的同名小说改编而成。

该电影以四位中老年华裔妇女为主角，讲述了她们在美国的生活经历、家庭问题以及彼此之间的友谊。

观看这部电影让我对于华裔移民的故事及华人文化产生了更深的理解和共鸣。

电影以四位主角的回忆和互动为线索，展现了每个人的故事和心路历程。

美琴的故事呈现了她在中国的童年和如何被迫与母亲分离，经历性奴役的痛苦。

然而，她通过坚强和逆境中的勇气，在美国建立了自己的家庭和事业。

玛丽的故事则体现了她对传统华人观念的依赖和挣扎，同时也揭示了她对丈夫的不满和渴望自由的内心斗争。

电影中还通过强调母爱和儿女情感的表达，向观众展示了妈妈们为了孩子的无私奉献。

乔伊斯和莎伦的故事中，两位母亲为了子女的幸福和安全不惜一切代价，展现出深沉的母爱。

她们教育孩子们遵循传统价值观念，同时又希望他们能够拥抱自己的身份和文化背景。

电影不仅仅是讲述华人移民的故事，更深刻地探讨了文化冲突和身份认同的问题。

四位主角在美国，作为华人，生活在被称作“喜福会”的社区，保持着自己的中国传统和文化。

然而，她们的后代们对这些传统习俗和价值观念却日益疏远，更加融入了美国社会的主流文化。

这种文化冲突与后代对华人文化的疏离感，给主角们带来了困扰和思考。

除了展示华人移民的故事和文化问题，电影《喜福会》还描绘了四位主角之间坚固无比的友谊。

她们组成了一个“喜福会”，相互分享彼此的快乐和痛苦。

这种深厚的情感纽带让她们在异国他乡有了亲人般的依托和支持。

通过友谊的纽带，她们越过了年龄、语言和文化的障碍，在彼此之间寻求精神安慰和理解。

《喜福会》不仅仅是一个讲述华人移民故事的电影，更是揭示了人的情感、人性和人类共通性的作品。

不同的影片画面以及主题之间相互交织，把观众带入了一个关于爱、友谊、家庭以及文化认同的思考之旅。

这部电影给我留下了深刻的印象和思考，让我更加关注和了解华人移民的故事，并对不同文化之间的交流与融合有了更多的思考。

喜福会电影英语观后感I recently watched the Chinese movie "喜福会" (Happiness) and it left a deep impression on me. The film tells the story of a family's struggles and triumphs in the face of adversity, and it explores themes of love, sacrifice, and the pursuit of happiness. The movie is a beautiful portrayal of the human experience, and it left me feeling both moved and inspired.One of the most striking aspects of the film is its portrayal of the complexities of family dynamics. The central focus of the story is the relationship between a mother and her three daughters, and the film does an excellent job of capturing the intricacies of their interactions. The mother, played by the talented actress Zhao Shuzhen, is a strong and loving matriarch who has devoted her life to her daughters. Her unwavering dedication to her family is both heartwarming and heartbreaking, and it serves as a powerful reminder of the sacrifices that parents make for their children.In addition to its exploration of family relationships, "喜福会" also delves into the theme of cultural identity. The film is set in the United States, and it follows the experiences of a Chinese immigrant family as they navigate the challenges of living in a foreign country. The cultural clash between the traditional values of the mother and the modern lifestyles of her daughters is a central conflict in the story, and it provides a thought-provoking commentary on the immigrant experience. As a viewer, I found myself reflecting on the complexities of cultural assimilation and the ways in which it can impact familial relationships.Furthermore, the film's exploration of the pursuit of happiness is both poignant and thought-provoking. Each of the characters in the movie is on their own personal journey to find fulfillment and joy, and their struggles and triumphs are deeply relatable. The film reminds us that happiness is not a destination, but rather a continuous pursuit that requires resilience, love, and the support of those around us. This message resonated with me on a profound level, and it left me feeling both introspectiveand hopeful.In addition to its powerful themes, "喜福会" also boasts impressive cinematography and a beautiful musical score. The visuals are stunning, and they serve to enhance the emotional impact of the story. The film's use of color, light, and composition creates a rich and immersive viewing experience, and it adds depth and nuance to the narrative. Similarly, the music in the film is evocative and moving, and it serves to underscore the emotional resonance of the story. The combination of these elements creates a truly unforgettable cinematic experience.Finally, I was deeply moved by the performances of the cast, particularly Zhao Shuzhen, who delivers a truly remarkable portrayal of the mother. Her performance is raw, authentic, and deeply moving, and it is a testament to her incredible talent as an actress. The entire cast brings a sense of authenticity and emotional depth to their roles, and their performances serve to elevate the film to a truly exceptional level. As a viewer, I found myself fully invested in the characters and their journeys, and I wasdeeply moved by the authenticity and emotional resonance of their performances.In conclusion, "喜福会" is a truly exceptional filmthat left a lasting impression on me. Its exploration of family dynamics, cultural identity, and the pursuit of happiness is both thought-provoking and deeply moving. The film's impressive cinematography, beautiful musical score, and exceptional performances serve to enhance the emotional impact of the story, and they create a truly unforgettable viewing experience. I would highly recommend "喜福会" to anyone who appreciates powerful storytelling and exceptional filmmaking. It is a film that will stay with me for a long time, and I am grateful to have had the opportunity to experience its beauty and emotional depth.。