YULIANI, KRISTINA (2009) INDIVIDUAL ADJUSTMENT IN WEI HUI’S SHANGHAI BABY. Other thesis, PROGDI FACULTY ENGLISH LITERATURE.

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Abstract

Development and modernity are something essential for a country. It is important for all countries including China that still holds traditions. Modernity, which is brought by western, brings big consequences and influences for the Chinese, for either the old or the young generation. In Shanghai Baby by Wei Hui, the changes, especially, influence young Chinese generation as the subject of cultural change. Fact that there is a need to take an action and follow the global change encourages young Chinese to mimic others (westerns). This study intends to show the ambivalence of the character in facing...

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