The heroine, since playing the piano in primary school, has received western education, so that when she grows up, Wu Jingmei can't even understand Chinese. When she was a child, Wu Jingmei refused to practice the piano, but her mother strongly refused her request. After her mother died, she came to China instead of her mother to look for her two half-sisters.

2. Xu Anmei

An Mei lost her father when she was a child, and her mother left her because she was raped by an evil dance. Finally, she even committed suicide by swallowing opium for Anne Mei. All these have made her strong and given her a proper position in the family.

Step 3 pity

Married American Ted and had a daughter. After marriage, Ruth gave up her career and became a housewife. Ruth's obedience, obedience, lack of opinion and loss of self made Ted more and more tired. He has an affair outside and intends to divorce Ruth.

4. Violi

Violi was a chess champion when she was a child, but her mother's showing off aroused Violi's disgust, so she refused to play chess. When she wanted to continue playing chess, she found herself normal and the best part of her body disappeared. In order to resist Ban Yi, she paid a heavy price, so that she never forgot it as an adult.

5. Gong Linda

At the age of four, he was betrothed to the Huang family by his mother. Only after he got married at the age of fifteen did he know that her husband was a child and he was a child bride. She was often beaten and scolded at her husband's house, like a slave. She tried her best to become a "crazy girl" and finally escaped from the hellish Huang family.

6. The Joy Luck Club is a feature film directed by Wang Ying, starring Ming Na, Zhou Caiqin, Faye Yu, Lisa Lu, Rosalind Chao and Vivian Wu. The total duration of the film is 139 minutes, in Cantonese, English and Mandarin. It was released in the United States on September 8, 1993. The film tells the story of the tortuous lives of four women who immigrated to the United States from Chinese mainland on the eve of liberation, as well as the psychological estrangement, emotional conflict and enmity between them and their daughters born in the United States.