2) To whom did Moon Shadow write, and what was the end result of it? 

3) What personality traits do Miss Whitlaw, Moon Shadow, and Windrider have in common? How are they different

1. Moonshadow is telling Miss Whitlaw about demons and dragons.  Moonshadow says that they are great creatures and that some can bring good benefits as well as very unpleasant ones. He also taught miss Whitlaw that you don't put sugar and cream in your tea.
2. Moonshadow was writing to the Wrights because he wanted them to help his father learn and make a machine that would make him fly. The  result of it was getting a letter back to weeks later from Orville Wright and some diagrams. When his father saw the letter he got very angry and crumpled it up and threw it, because he thought that he had told Ms. Whitlaw about his dream.
3.  One trait that Moonshadow, Windrider, and Miss Whitlaw all have in common is that they are all afraid.  Moonshadow and Windrider are afraid of the evil demons and Miss Whitlaw is afraid of the evil dragons.  One belief that Moonshadow, Windrider, and Miss Whitlaw have differently is that Moonshadow and Windrider both think that the dragons are good. Miss Whitlaw thinks that the dragons are horrific creatures that bring terror to her people.  

2. Describe the earthquake as Moon Shadow felt and saw it. 

Moon Shadow felt it like it was some kind of nightmare. The ground moved so much he fell and got the wind knocked out of him. Allthe  plates. And cups were shaking and the road was twisting.

1.What is a meaning of this proverb of Uncle's: "The superior man shares his wealth in adversity"? 
 
The meaning of the proverb "The superior man shares his wealth in adversity", means that anyone that is truly kind would help other people in the middle of danger or misfortune, instead of just staying to the old motto "every man for himself." The superior man helps others even when he himself is in danger, therefore sharing his wealth or good fortune.

2. To where did the people of the Tang move, and why?  

The people of Tang moved to any places, starting at Van Ness Avenue, then a parade ground near the entrance to the bay, then a golf course at Presidio, another army base to the east of the Golden Gate, then back to the parade ground where they finally won the same rights to rebuild on their old sites just like the white demons.

3. What is the bad thing that balances the good thing (the Company's friendship with Miss Whitlaw)? Explain the recent event/outcome. 

The bad thing that balances out Miss Whitlaw's friendship is that one of her demon neighbors told some mean demon officers about Moon Shadow and father, and forced them to leave, while treating them terribly. Like on page 242, Moon Shadow states "from the way the demon soldiers acted, you would

have thought each of had a knife up his sleeve."

4. Where does Windrider decide to move, and why? How does Moon Shadow feel?

Windrider decides to move to the foothills above Oakland because he wants to continue and live his dream, as after the earthquake, he realizes life is too short. Moon Shadow probably feels really upset that a father he had learned to love is now leaving Moon Shadow for his dream.

1. What do you learn about Lawrence Yep's reasons for writing Dragonwings? 

2. Why do you think the author chose to have Moon Shadow tell the story? 

3. Was there anything unexpected in the story?

1. One of the reasons was that they wanted to was to "counter various stereotypes as presented in the media ... not as they really are but as they exist in the mind of White America." (As seen on page 317)They also wanted to show that Chinese Americans are human beings on which America has had a unique effect upon.

2.The author chose to have the fictional character "Moon Shadow" tell the story as they wanted to show how America has had a unique effect on Chinese Americans, and found no better way to tell the story than from the eyes of a recently arrived Chinese boy, and by showing the struggles of his father in following his dream, to show how hard it was for the Chinese Americans in that specific place and time period.

3. There were many unexpected things such as the earthquake and the crash of the plane, but personally, in my opinion, the biggest upset was the return of Black Dog, a vicious side character that seemed most probably dead, and was let the memory of die away until the surprising pop out back in the very end of the book on chapter eleven. It was a shock, I believe, to find that the character the reader had thrown to the side, had come back for his final vengeance.

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