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conflicted about leaving the old traditions behind. Siu-Yong, addicted to opium, rejects Tieng-Bin's wishes to convert, and has Ahn spy on her husband's sessions with the reverend. When Tieng-Bin learns this, he destroys Siu-Yong's family altar. Luan and Eling are baptized along with Tieng-Bin, but Siu-Yong dies of an opium overdose. The ghost of Siu-Yong visits Eling and convinces her she will never be able to become fully Western like Tieng-Bin wants, and so Eling sacrifices herself and her unborn child. Ahn confronts a devastated Tieng-Bin and encourages him to continue pursuing a Western life for the benefit of the family.
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Back in the present, Andrew is afraid he'll fail as a father and husband like Tieng-Bin, but Ahn explains that despite his suffering, Tieng-Bin did bring his family into the future. His actions allowed her to come to America, become educated, choose her own husband and be a Christian. Andrew resolves
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with Westerners, Tieng-Bin desires a modern life. He has returned to his home in rural China, where he has three wives—Eng Siu-Yong, Eng Luan, and Eng Eling—and a daughter, Eng Ahn, who calls herself the "Golden Child." Tieng-Bin, who has been meeting with a Christian missionary, Rev. Anthony Baines,
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In Act II, Tieng-Ban has Ahn and his wives meeting with Rev. Baines to learn about Christianity. Eng Luan embraces the religion as she hopes to become Tieng-Ban's only wife when he converts and has to choose among the three. Tieng-Bin feels most fondly for Eling, who is now pregnant, but she is
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The reviewer of the 2012 Off-Broadway production wrote: " 'Golden Child' is loosely based on the story of Hwang's Chinese great-grandfather's conversion to Christianity in the early years of the 20th century. Written with insight, compassion, and a sharp eye for the unintended consequences of
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wishes to convert to Christianity and adopt a more Westernized lifestyle, but that puts him at odds against his family and traditions. After arguing about it with his wives, Tieng-Bin orders that Ahn's feet be unbound, considering it to be a backward and inhumane practice.
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clashing cultures, 'Golden Child' is one of Hwang's best works, as entertaining as it is thought-provoking... Under Leigh Silverman's perceptive direction, the cast does superb ensemble work.
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In the present, Andrew Kwong is visited in his sleep by his dead grandmother, Eng Ahn. Andrew's wife Elizabeth is pregnant and Andrew is conflicted about it.
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The play was revised for the production at the South Coast Repertory, where it ran in January 1997, again directed by Lapine. According to an article in the
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Ahn tells him about his great-grandfather, Eng Tieng-Bin, who was a Chinese businessman in 1918. After spending time in the
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in 1998. It explores an early twentieth-century Chinese family being faced with Westernization. It was nominated for a
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Manhattan and Eng Tieng-Bin's home village near Amoy, in Southeast China. The Present, Winter 1918 and Spring 1919.
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An Off-Broadway revival opened on November 13, 2012, as part of a season of Hwang's works at the
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on April 2, 1998, and closed on May 31, 1998. This production was also directed by Lapine, with
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to write about his family history and finally starts to feel a fondness for his unborn child.
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For Colored Girls Who Have Considered Suicide / When the Rainbow Is Enuf
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This article is about the David Henry Hwang play. For other uses, see
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for Best Play, as well as Costume Design (Play or Musical) (
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in San Francisco in February 1998 to March 15, 1998.
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Index

Golden Child (disambiguation)
David Henry Hwang
Public Theater
New York City, New York
American
playwright
David Henry Hwang
off-Broadway
Broadway
Tony Award
South Coast Repertory
Costa Mesa, California
Off-Broadway
Joseph Papp Public Theater
James Lapine
Tsai Chin
Jodi Long
Obie Awards
Singapore Repertory Theatre
American Conservatory Theater
Broadway
Longacre Theatre
Randall Duk Kim
Ming-Na Wen
Tony Award
Martin Pakledinaz
East West Players
Signature Theatre
Leigh Silverman
Annie Q.

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