Red Scarf Girl Review

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What is the significance of Ji-li's last name, 'Jiang'?

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Ji-li's last name represents her family heritage and the emotional connection she has with her parents. Changing it would symbolize a separation from her family.

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What is Ji-li's main internal conflict in 'Red Scarf Girl'?

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Ji-li struggles between supporting the Cultural Revolution and remaining loyal to her family.

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Define 'da-zi-bao'.

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A 'da-zi-bao' is a poster used during the Cultural Revolution in China to criticize teachers and leaders.

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Why was Ji-li unable to present at the Class Education Exhibition?

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Ji-li could not present because she chose not to testify against her father at the struggle meeting.

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What does the excerpt about Thin-Face reveal about the political climate in China?

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It shows that individuals, especially children, faced pressure to conform to Communist demands, often at the expense of family loyalty.

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What role did the Cultural Revolution play in Ji-li's life?

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The Cultural Revolution created a conflict for Ji-li as she navigated her loyalty to her family and the expectations of the Communist Party.

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What does the term 'Red Guard' refer to?

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The Red Guards were groups of young people in China who supported the Cultural Revolution and enforced Communist ideology.

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How did Ji-li's education change during the Cultural Revolution?

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Education became focused on Communist ideology, and traditional subjects were often de-emphasized or altered.

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What was the impact of political background on families during the Cultural Revolution?

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Families with a 'bad' political background faced discrimination and pressure, affecting their social standing and personal relationships.

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What does Ji-li's experience with her teachers illustrate about authority during the Cultural Revolution?

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Ji-li's experience shows that teachers were often caught between their loyalty to the Communist Party and their duty to support their students.

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