@incollection{2024:zhang:ageing_as_,
title = {Ageing as Emasculation?: Rethinking the Father Image in Ang Lee''s "Father Trilogy"},
year = {2024},
note = {In this article, yumin zhang is dedicated to the representation of the
ageing Chinese father image in Ang Lee's "Father Trilogy".
Representing Master Chu in the wen-wu model in Pushing Hands, Lee
dismantles the stereotypes of emasculated Chinese men, introducing a
new perspective to perceive Chinese masculinities. Discussing the
conflicts between Wai-tung's homosexuality and Mr. Gao's Confucian
fatherhood in The Wedding Banquet, Lee reflects on Confucianism and
its positive values in defining flexible masculinities. Depicting Chef
Chu's caring masculinity in Eat Drink Man Woman, Lee explores issues
of ageing, sexuality, and values of care in constructing ageing
masculinities.},
booktitle = {Masculinities Ageing between Cultures},
pages = {87--108},
edition = {1},
author = {Zhang, Yumin},
publisher = {transcript},
address = {Bielefeld},
series = {Aging Studies},
volume = {21}
}