The Joy Luck Club
Amy Tan
['roy boulting', 'john candy', 'georg wilhelm pabst', 'ariel rechtshaid', 'johnnie to', 'gustave de kervern', 'fear factory', 'brian de palma', 'neil burger', 'shakira', 'pammi baweja', 'broderick johnson', 'de laurentiis', 'benjamin bratt', 'matthew good', 'spike jonze', 'james franco', 'colin higgins', 'steve vai', 'alfred hitchcock', 'brian may', 'david puttnam', 'peter weir', 'ezio greggio', 'sandra bullock', 'adam wingard', 'tupac shakur', 'rd mochtar', 'alec baldwin', 'arnon milchan', 'sanjay gupta', 'mohsen makhmalbaf', 'tupac', 'roy del ruth', 'syed noor', 'alexandre aja', 'wes craven', 'peter facinelli', 'stirling silliphant', 'penelope spheeris', 'daniel stern', 'jon reiss', 'john abraham', 'axl rose', 'audie murphy', 'sidney gilliat', 'todd phillips', 'keith moon', 'john matthew matthan', 'ghostface killah', 'don stroud', 'anand patwardhan', 'franco nero', 'bob balaban', 'william alland', 'queen latifah', 'jacques perrin', 'charles guggenheim', 'frank perry', 'bill cosby', 'pat proft', 'charles brackett', 'anwar rasheed', 'mahesh kothare', 'john travolta', 'steve james', 'michael nesmith', 'robert buckner', 'naomi watts', 'ricardo arjona', 'gilbert cates', 'chuck workman', 'lav diaz', 'yusuf islam', 'sridhar', 'jennifer lopez', 'daniel clowes', 'mike shinoda', 'james keach', 'suneel darshan', 'peter saraf', 'gary goldman', 'mrinal sen', 'avichi meiyappa chettiar', 'theodore wharton', 'joel mccrea', 'carl froelich', 'gregg hale', 'mickey rooney', 'franco giraldi', 'kotayya pratyagatma', 'dingdong dantes', 'ken russell', 'gene nelson', 'barbet schroeder', 'tareque', 'samuel bischoff', 'steve albini', 'cosmopolitan productions']
Two Kinds
"Two Kinds" is a short story from the book The Joy Luck Club by Amy Tan. It was first published in 1989. The short story outlines the main character Jing-mei Woo’s childhood and the effects of her mother’s high expectations for her life. It is clear that some of the events in the short story reflect events that happened in the author’s life. For example, the main character's mother left China, leaving behind her family and children. The same is true with Amy Tan's mother. In 1993, a movie based on the book was made.