Which expert has the general idea of each chapter of Amy Tan's The Joy Luck Club and her personal understanding of this chapter? I am writing a report on this book.

This passage tells the story of three generations. Enmei's mother was raped by a rich man shortly after Enmei's father died, but no one in her family believed that she was raped. She was kicked out of the house because she only thought she was immoral and unfaithful. Enmei's mother had no choice but to marry a rich man as a fourth aunt, and her son was taken away by her second aunt. She leads a very unhappy life in this family. Enmei's mother came and took Enmei away. Enmei finally understood her mother's misfortune, and her mother died because she wanted to see Enmei for the last time. Enmei cursed her stepfather's family, asked him to give her the identity of his dead mother as his first wife, and promised to raise Enmei. Enmei later immigrated to the United States. Her daughter Ross is in love with Ted. Ted has a strong family background. He broke through the barriers of racial discrimination and stayed with Ross. After marriage, Ross was obedient to her husband. Ted felt that she was not the original Ross, and he preferred the independent Ross, so he filed for divorce. Enmei told her daughter the story of her mother and told her that her grandmother didn't know her value until she died. It's too late. She hopes her daughter can find her own value. In the end, Ross saved her marriage.

This story is to tell people that everyone has his own value, and we should all try our best to find it instead of giving our fate to others.

This story is very touching, and the whole movie is also very good. These things are all my original works. At that time, our teacher recommended this film to us to compare the cultural differences between China and the United States. You can also write from this angle, I hope it will help you.