This blog is an exercise on multiculturalism and Canadian literature.
We are a Toronto based group of three writers that are attending a program called Canadian Journalism for Internationally Trained Writers at Sheridan College. The premise here is to verify how three different writers face the themes in The Jade Peony by Wayson Choy (Douglas & McIntyre, 1995) and how they will express themselves about its contents on immigration in Canada.
Thursday, April 2, 2009
Chapter 15 - by Lina Grajales
Life goes on. Poor Meiying couldn’t resist the pain. Survival is meant for those who decide to stay. No matter that the ambulance takes its time to come, just because they’re Chinese.
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