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The character who gambled in the book Dragonwings was Windrider, the protagonist's father. He was known for his love of gambling and often spent his time playing mahjong and being involved in various gambling activities throughout the story.
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from 1903 to 1909
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Windrider
Wind rider
In the book "Dragonwings" by Laurence Yep, the brotherhoods mentioned are the Tong organizations, such as the On Leong and Hip Sing associations. These brotherhoods were important in the Chinese American community for providing support, protection, and social connections to their members.
hard work and dedication can help surpass the difficulties of racism and discrimination.
In the book "Dragonwings" by Laurence Yep, Moon Shadow brings his father and uncle together in the cemetery. He arranges for them to meet there so they can reconcile their differences and mend their strained relationship.
Moon Shadow carries a cross in his pocket in the book "Dragonwings" as a symbol of protection and good luck. It gives him comfort and helps him feel connected to his Christian beliefs and his past in China.
To "make book" - or "book-making" - is slang for gambling. You place your bets with a "bookie."
After the earthquake in Dragonwings, the law-abiding community of San Francisco is thrown into chaos. Many buildings are destroyed, leading to mass displacement and homelessness. Crime rates increase as people struggle to find food and shelter. The earthquake disrupts the societal order, resulting in a breakdown of law and order in the city.