Celebrating cultural heritage from "summary" of To All the Boys I've Loved Before by Jenny Han
Lara Jean Song Covey, the protagonist of "To All the Boys I've Loved Before," is shown to have a strong connection to her Korean heritage throughout the story. From the food she eats to the traditions she practices, Lara Jean embraces her cultural background with pride. One way in which Lara Jean celebrates her cultural heritage is through cooking Korean dishes. She often mentions her love for her mother's homemade kimchi and bibimbap, showing how these dishes are not just meals for her, but also a way to connect to her roots. Cooking these traditional dishes also serves as a way for Lara Jean to remember her mother, who passed away when she was young. In addition to food, Lara Jean also participates in Korean traditions such as Chuseok, the Korean harvest festival. During Chuseok, she and her family make songpyeon, a traditional rice cake, and pay respects to their ancestors. These traditions are important to Lara Jean as they help her feel connected to her family and heritage. Lara Jean's connection to her Korean heritage is further highlighted through her relationships with her sisters, Margot and Kitty. Despite their different personalities, the Song Covey sisters share a bond over their shared cultural background. They support each other in times of need and come together to celebrate their traditions, strengthening their connection to their Korean heritage.- "To All the Boys I've Loved Before" showcases the importance of celebrating cultural heritage through food, traditions, and family bonds. Lara Jean's pride in her Korean background serves as a reminder of the richness and beauty of diversity, showing that embracing one's cultural identity can bring joy, connection, and a sense of belonging.
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