In Weike Wang's Rental House, the intertwining of education, culture, and family dynamics reveals both humor and sadness in the fabric of American life, challenging norms and expectations.
‘Rental House’ explores the comedic and tragic elements of family gatherings and the complexities of marriage, as it sheds light on the diverse backgrounds of the characters.
Wang's portrayal of an interracial couple helps examine the contrasts between American Appalachian traditions and the legacies of Mao’s policies, creating a rich narrative tapestry.
Through her sharp wit, Wang captures the essence of modern marriage and familial tension, using humor to address serious themes of identity, belonging, and cultural discord.
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