Olan and Wang Lung both understood the concept of family but they had saw it differently. He wanted boys,for they helped work in the fields and provide for the family. Olan was indifferent on boys or girls. She strangled her newborn daughter to death because it was another mouth to feed and there wasn’t enough food. During the famine, they both agreed to not sell their children during the starvation period for that was unjust. She was not tied up in wealth instead, she was dressed in cloths and hardly bathed. Wang Lung changed his view on clothing and possession. When wealth grew in their family, there was a dramatic change in Wang Lung’s actions. He was for himself and his needs. Wealth never changed
Olan and Wang Lung both understood the concept of family but they had saw it differently. He wanted boys,for they helped work in the fields and provide for the family. Olan was indifferent on boys or girls. She strangled her newborn daughter to death because it was another mouth to feed and there wasn’t enough food. During the famine, they both agreed to not sell their children during the starvation period for that was unjust. She was not tied up in wealth instead, she was dressed in cloths and hardly bathed. Wang Lung changed his view on clothing and possession. When wealth grew in their family, there was a dramatic change in Wang Lung’s actions. He was for himself and his needs. Wealth never changed