【正文】 have difficulties in municating and understanding each other. But the novel doesn’t end with the conflicts。t forget their Chinese traditional culture, while their daughters are born in America, they are the second generation immigrants, and they don39。在全球化環(huán)境下中國(guó)面臨很多發(fā)展的機(jī)遇，但更多的是文化的挑戰(zhàn)。 it represents the process of misunderstanding, conflicts, understanding and blending between the mothers and the daughters. Globalization not only brings many chances to china but also brings cultural challenges to China. As the degree of globalization is getting deeper, Chinese culture faces the danger of being integrated and changed by other cultures. Through contextual analysis of the Joy Luck Club and the cultural conflicts and blending embodied in it, this paper demonstrates that in the age of globalization a balance should be kept among different cultures, and a right attitude towards cultural conflicts should be taken, and it suggests that the native culture should not be thrown away when learning from others, and instead, it should be transmitted to others.Key Words：The Joy Luck Club。 conflict。隨著全球化的加劇，中國(guó)文化面臨一種被融化，被改變的危險(xiǎn)。t understand their mothers39。 instead, in the process of growing up they understand their mothers’ love and the cultural reasons of the conflicts between themselves and their mothers in a deeper level. Therefore, at the end of the novel, the reconciliation between mothers and daughters forms naturally. Jingmei takes her mother’s place to travel back to China which proves the understanding between the two generations.When Amy Tan embarked on her new career her mother was ill, she promised herself that if her mother recovered, she would take her mother to China, to see the daughters who have been left behind almost forty years ago, Mrs. Tan recovered and they departed for China in 1987. The trip was a revelation for Tan, and it gave her a new perspective of her oftendifficult relationship with her mother. conflicts between American and Chinese cultures embodied in the novelThe Joy Luck Club presents many conflicts in the motherdaughter relationship. The conflicts are embodied in 3 aspects. The misunderstanding The mothers and the daughters are in different cultural backgrounds, and the daughters cannot understand their mothers. At the beginning, Jingmei fears that she cannot tell her mother’s story to her halfsisters, which, in fact, reflects the fear of other daughters of the Joy Luck Club members. They have identified themselves with Americans. Jingmei’s fear also reflects the mothers’ mon feelings. They offer the chance to go to America to their daughters, and make them selfsufficient。 our own culture should be transmitted to others so that there will be less difficulties in the process of munication.The westerners view China as a closed country and the people are conservative, lacking of creativity, so a correct attitude to our culture should be held. At the end of the novel, the understanding and reconciliation not only shows the author’s inheritance of Chinese traditional novels, but more important, embodies a correct attitude towards culture, that is, to inherit the mother culture and to absorb the new culture and to find balance between cultures. Today, in the multicultural context, if the traditional Chinese culture is given up, there would be no bridge between tradition and new cultures, but if only the native culture is taken seriously and the differences between cultures is exaggerated, the conflicts between cultures will be more intense, and then, there will be no hope of peace, mon development and prosperity. In the novel The Joy Luck Club, Amy Tan describes the conflicts between the mothers and the daughters. The misunderstandings between the mothers and the daughters in the novel are caused by the different cultural backgrounds and experiences. Fortunately, through painful efforts, the mothers and the daughters begin to understand and municate each other at the end of the story, which metaphorically demonstrates the transition of the relationship between Chinese and American culture from conflicts to blending. As to our Chinese culture, it faces many challenges in the context of globalization. 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