At the beginning of this chapter, Ji-li describes watching Shan-shan walk by his mother, who had just fallen and was struggling to get up. Who is the victim in this situation? The bystander? The perpetrator? The upstander? What role does Ji-li play?

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At the beginning of this chapter, Ji-li describes watching Shan-shan walk by his mother, who had just fallen and was struggling to get up. Who is the victim in this situation? The bystander? The perpetrator? The upstander? What role does Ji-li play?

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Answer: The answer is:

Victim: Shan's mother

Bystander: Ji-Li

Upstander: Mrs. Wang

Perpetrator: sociopolitical movement

Explanation:

Ji-li Jiang is a happy little girl of twelve years. She excels at school, and she has earned the respect of her classmates.

Her happy life is suddenly interrupted by the advent of the Cultural Revolution, a sociopolitical movement led by Chairman Mao to purge Chinese society of all elements of capitalism.