“"They Joy Luck Club" is a story about a group of women who are connected and related by their family tradition, which is the club they have all joined. However, they dont consider it to be a club, only a part of their life. The four Asian women and their daughters continue living their lives as they would every day, experiencing life changing situations such as having to leave their family and every day life in order to join a sanctuary with women. I felt that this was the turning point of the whole story because from basic knowledge, men and women were treated and considered differently under the dictatorship of a current leader. What happens was the girls, when they matured, were sent to a place where women had a choice and right. This sanctuary was their only place for hope and where they could practice their rights and prove to be women of Asian. Overall, i would not recommend this book to people or any teenagers because it is mainly based on factual and historical events, making it boring after a while, or just really in depth. It was not necessarily a waste of time, however, it was not one of the better books i have read about Asian culture and the disregards they possess. ”