novel story - Girls of Shanghai - a novel about two cultures and two sisters by Lisa See

"Girls of Shanghai", is a novel by Lisa See a fiction in a real world history. Those who are Chinese-American history, this tale of two cultures and two younger sisters will appreciate how. Although their relationship is devotion tested to support each terrors they encounter during Japanese Invasion in China and their fights after Release one new life in America. Lisa See tells a wonderful story and invites a fascinating journey.
Pearl and May are two beautiful sisters live in Chinese Pre-World Was II Shanghai. May the family feels most popular, and even Pearl, that they take care always around her. While their mother feet was fettered and obeys her husband the girls are modern and work as models timing. You go to bed at night and live privileged officials, provide for themselves. The sisters were raised to believe that they will be able to make their own decisions and live independently, so that they are shocked when they told her father that he had arranged marriages for them. He he confesses everything has because his game lost and is the only way the family can retain their Heim. Girls marry two brothers: one is only fourteen years old, the native Chinese are back to live in America. But Pearl can and to stay in China, instead of fulfilling its new men on the ship. Life changes drastically leave in the past two sisters indulge and pamper. After losing everything and Leiden of Japanese she decided go things better for them to America and they journeyed to find their husbands. But to follow the difficulties and suffering. When they arrived at Angel Iceland, the Pearl may, by the revelation that she was pregnant shock.
The story is told of Pearl in the first person present tense. Character development is made extremely well. Particularly interesting is the depiction of the relationship of the siblings themselves. The author is a Chinese-American, one eighth Chinese, grew up in Los Angeles and spent much time in Chinatown and has traveled to China. It has an admirable work evoke place and time in its history. His descriptions of authentic Chinese culture and Chinese people in the 1940s in Los Angeles you back in time. The twists and turns keep flying the pages, but show the abrupt end disappointing.