Yoshiko Uchida Writing Styles in Picture Bride

Yoshiko Uchida
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Yoshiko Uchida Writing Styles in Picture Bride

Yoshiko Uchida
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Timeframe Divisions

Picture Bride is divided into large periods of time. Each section presents a specific time period in Hana’s life. The first section is devoted to 1917 and 1918, a time when there were numerous picture brides. During this time, many women came to the United States, prepared to marry men they had seen only in a photograph. These women, like Hana in Uchida’s story, had big dreams about the United States and their new lives in what they believed to be a prosperous country. Like Hana, many of these women lost their ideal hopes when they faced the man behind the photograph. As Kiku comments in this story, most men sent photographs taken when they were much younger. Many of these men also exaggerated their financial status in order to attract the best wife. Many of these women had no idea of the hardships that...

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