Abstract：Fifth Chinese Daughter, an autobiography of the author, Jade Snow Wong, tells a growth story of the fifth daughter from a Chinese American family surnamed Wong. In her growth, the white influenced her deeply. Although racial discrimination existed, it did not hinder her growth. Gradually she accepted the values of the white and began to resist Chinese traditional values, challenge the authority of her parents and display individuality while depreciate collectivism. Eventually, her story became the typical Chinese case of naturalization. She beautified American mainstream society and agreed on the white values without critical consciousness, at the same time, she critically inherited Chinese traditional culture. As a Chinese American, neither China nor the United States is her own country, Chinese and white Americans became strangers, thus she became a lonely individual. But she still tried to display Chinese culture to help Americans understand China better.

Keyword：Fifth Chinese Daughter;growth;naturalization;self and others;