Date Posted:20:50:22 02/05/06 Sun Author: JulieQ Subject: I also had difficulty understanding why she was so in love with the Chairman. They had so few interactions together. I think you're right, he became a symbol. Then, that ending! Totally lost me. A much better book was Gail Tsukiyama's "Women of the Silk". It takes place in China, not Japan, but still opens up the mysteries of the Orient to the reader, and the characters are far more realistic. That said, I am planning to see the Geisha movie. In reply to:
Syl
's message, "Memoirs of a Geisha" on 16:31:15 02/03/06 Fri
