Dragon Wings What does Moon Shadow think about the Land of the Golden Mountain and the demons that live there?

In "Dragon Wings" by Lawrence Yep, Moon Shadow views the Land of the Golden Mountain, or America, as a place of opportunity and promise, contrasting sharply with his experiences in China. However, he also perceives the demons, or the challenges and prejudices faced by Chinese immigrants, as formidable obstacles that threaten their dreams. As he navigates this new world, his feelings are mixed—filled with hope for a better future yet wary of the harsh realities that accompany it. Ultimately, this duality shapes his understanding of both the land and its inhabitants.