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Her father asked her to join the Joy Luck Club.
She says she doesn't know her mother well at all.

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Jing-mei's mother's name in "Two Kinds" is Suyuan Woo.


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Why do the aunties want jing mei woo meet her siblings?

To tell them about Suyuan Woo


What other name does Jing-mei Woo go by?

June


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Jing-mei tells us


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To tell them about Suyuan Woo


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