When canning receives the letter from suyuan’s daughters in china, he does not write back to them himself. who did, and why? what does the letter say?

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Explanation:

This novel starts after the death of Suyuan Woo who is an elderly Chinese woman and the founding member of the Joy Luck Club. Suyuan has died without fulfilling her wish to be reunited with her twin daughters who were lost in China. Jing Mei is Suyuan’s American-born daughter and she has been  asked to replace her mother at the Joy Luck Club’s meetings.

Jing-mei's father asked Auntie Lindo to write back to the girls and tell them that their mother was dead. Instead, Auntie Lindo took the letter to the Joy Luck Club. Together, the women answered the letter, signing Suyuan Woo's name to it. Jing-mei agrees that she should be the one to tell her half-sisters about their mother's death. But after dreaming about the scene many times, she begs Auntie Lindo to write a letter to the sisters explaining that their mother is dead. Auntie Lindo does so.

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