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paper tigers 课文原文： The New York Times Best-se ing book Battle Hymn of the Tiger Mother by Amy Chua spraks bitter controversy among Asian-Americans and non-Asian-Americans. 扩展资料 The article Paper Tigers on New York Magazine written by Wesley Yang who expresses his attitude toward the Tiger Mom phenomenon and describes what cha enges wi Asian- Americans face after graduation.He claims that most Asian-Americans are raised to be elitists in academic fields.However ，those who are grant scholarships or get decent job offer after graduation feel self-contempt and lost deep inside. Jefferson Mao in the article depicts the conflict between obeying Chinese traditional values and being himself.Mao enjoys working with literature but he worries that his decision to be a writer wi be an abrupt shock for his conserved family.Although he often gains academic success ， Mao identifies himself asnameless ，faceless Asian kids like a part of decor （Page 3 ）.Moreover ，Yang believes that the superiority of Asian-Americans wi hitbamboo clingwhich is the barrier to the higher level of success in corporate world.He cites a series of data to prove that Asian-Americans who dominate the workforce but make up a relatively sma er proportion in leadership positions.Yang a udes that this asymmetry is the result of traditional Asian upbringing.In addition ，Yang points out that Asian-Americans are not masters in socializing which isnt taught in regular school class so he introduces a program which focus on helping them to project themselves under different social circumstance. Yang concludes that in order to break thebamboo cling ， Asian-Americans have to be risk takers rather than blindly fo ow traditional values and pursing academic success. paper tigers 课文翻译： 《纽约时报》畅销书《虎妈的战歌》在亚裔美国人和非亚裔美国人中引发了激 烈的争论。 这篇文章是韦斯利杨在《纽约杂志》上发表的，他对虎妈现象表示了自己的看 法，并描述了在毕业后亚裔美国人面临的挑战。他声称，大多数亚裔美国人在学术 领域被培养成