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“The Red Candle”

“The Red Candle”. Tells the childhood story from a different aunt: Lindo . This story deals with an arranged marriage. In China during this time, it was common for families to pick a suitable husband or wife for their child (even children younger than 10).

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“The Red Candle”

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  1. “The Red Candle”

  2. Tells the childhood story from a different aunt: Lindo. • This story deals with an arranged marriage. In China during this time, it was common for families to pick a suitable husband or wife for their child (even children younger than 10). • How do you feel about arranged marriages? Is this concept better or worse than marriage in the U.S.A.?

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