1. What are some of Mei's jobs in the logging camp?
Some of Mei's jobs in the logging camp include her ringing the dinner bell, helping to prep the food with her father, and making the pies, which is her real specialty.
2. What is one major difference between the lumberjacks and the Chinese workers in the camp?
One major difference between the lumberjacks and the Chinese workers in the camp is that the lumberjacks receive room and board, while the Chinese workers do not. Also, the lumberjacks, who are mostly white, eat in one part of the camp, and the Chinese workers eat in another part.
3. What does Hao do every morning in Part I?
Every morning in Part I, Hao prays and asks his dead parents for blessings for his family.
4. What is the relationship like between Mr. Andersen and Hao?
The relationship between Mr. Andersen and Hao is fairly respectful and smooth. Mr. Andersen is the camp manager who employs Hao as the head camp cook, and Mr. Andersen speaks highly of Hao's work ethic and skills as a cook.
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