吉林大学远程教育学院

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Synopsis |  Text Analysis |  Questions for Consideration |  1. Do we usually have fixed ideas about folks from other races? If so, please give an example. Yes, from reading, we get fixed ideas about different folks. For example, a typical Japanese woman, according to our view, should wear kimono and clogs with white porcelain face. 2. Do these fixed ideas sometimes go wrong when we apply them in judging individual persons? Yes. Matti Apola is a good case in point. Those fixed ideas are general impression, which can’t be applied to each individual.

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