Question

1. what conflict did ji-li confront when she was asked to write a da-zi-bao? what did she do? the conflict is

Explanation:

To answer this, we refer to the context of Ji - li Jiang's experiences (likely from "Red Scarf Girl"). When asked to write a da - zi - bao, Ji - li faced a conflict between her loyalty to her family (especially her father, who was targeted) and the pressure to conform to the Cultural Revolution's demands of denouncing "class enemies." She struggled because writing a da - zi - bao against her father would mean betraying her family, while not writing it would go against the revolutionary expectations. As for what she did, she initially tried to find a way out, and eventually, she couldn't bring herself to write a false denunciation of her father, showing her moral struggle and loyalty to her family's values over the revolutionary pressure.

Answer:

The conflict is that Ji - li was pressured to write a da - zi - bao (a big - character poster, a tool of denunciation during the Cultural Revolution) denouncing her father (who was labeled as a "class enemy"), but she struggled because doing so would mean betraying her family, while not doing so would go against the revolutionary demands of the time. What she did: She found it hard to write a false denunciation of her father. She initially tried to avoid it and eventually couldn't bring herself to write a da - zi - bao that would falsely accuse her father, showing her moral dilemma and loyalty to her family's integrity over conforming to the unjust revolutionary pressure.