"Dragonwings," a novel by Laurence Yep, is set in the early 1900s and follows the story of a young Chinese American boy, Moon Shadow, who reunites with his father, Windrider, in San Francisco. The narrative spans from Moon Shadow's arrival in America in 1903 to the construction of a flying machine inspired by the legend of dragons. Key events include their struggles against discrimination, the bonds of family, and the pursuit of the American Dream, culminating in Windrider's successful flight. The novel weaves historical events, such as the Chinese Exclusion Act, into its narrative, highlighting the challenges faced by early Chinese immigrants.
Windrider typically takes about six to eight weeks to build Dragonwings, depending on the specific requirements and customization involved. The process involves careful craftsmanship and attention to detail to ensure high quality and performance. Factors like material availability and design complexity can also influence the timeline.
Dragonwings is a historical novel. It is about a young immigrant from China who flies a plane in California in 1909.
if you are talking about Dragon Rider by Cornelia Funke, it is of the Fantasy and Adventure genre
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How did windrider get his name
In Dragonwings by Laurence Yep Black Dog is the main antagonist.
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It's called Company... or, The Company
In chapter 9 of "Dragonwings," a major event is when Moon Shadow accompanies Windrider on his first attempt to fly. Windrider's flying machine, the "Dragonwings," crashes during the trial flight, leading to injuries and setbacks for both characters. This event marks a significant turning point in their dreams and aspirations.
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