History, 11.03.2021 20:10 SuBzErO24

In Peking Dust how does the author react to the way she is treated in the department store? She is very uncomfortable, but she understands why the Chinese in the store act as they do.

She feels sorry for the workers when she observes how poorly they are treated.

She feels disrespected by the poor service and does not hesitate to make her feelings known.

She is grateful for the opportunity to receive service that is superior to what she is used to.

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