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 The Good EarthPearl S. BuckPearl S. Buck's The Good Earth follows the life of Wang Lung, a Chinese man who rises from a peasant farmer, struggling for a living, to become the head of the powerful House of Wang. Pearl Buck's life in rural China gave her vast insight into the minds of Chinese peasants. Buck's writing can also be viewed as depicting not just a Chinese farmer, but a "universal farmer," one who knows that his riches and security come from the good earth itself. Search this CliffsNote
Book SummaryPearl S. Buck BiographyAbout The Good EarthSummary and Analysis by ChapterChapters 1–2Chapters 3–6Chapters 7–9Chapters 10–11Chapters 12–14Chapters 13–17Chapters 18–19Chapters 20–21Chapters 22–24Chapters 25–26Chapters 27–28Chapters 29–30Chapters 31–32Chapters 33–34Character ListCharacter AnalysisWang LungO-LanCritical EssaysThe Chinese Custom of Foot BindingLotus Flower and ConcubinageStudy and Homework HelpQuizEssay Questions
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Initially, Wang Lung's greatest disappointment with O-lan is that
