2. Based on the text evidence, which statement best reflects the contrast between Wang Lung's point of view and the city men's?
a. Wang Lung thinks his uncle is heartless, but the men are sure that his uncle really does have Wang Lung's
best interests in mind.
b. Wang Lung thinks the men are taking advantage of him, but the men believe a starving man has no choice
but to sell
c. Wang Lung thinks that the men from the city are soft, but they are convinced that peasants can be easily
fooled.
d. Wang Lung believes that his uncle's proposal is unreasonable, but the men believe that Wang Lung is
uncertain and slow to make decisions.