In kuangchi chang’s poem “garden of my childhood,” the narrator’s decision to leave his childhood garden for a new garden represents the author’s decision to flee china for the united states the author’s abandoning chinese traditions in favor of socialist ideals china overthrowing its old government in favor of the communist system china’s transformation from an agricultural economy to an industrial power

The answer is: the author’s decision to flee China for the United States.

In the poem "Garden of My Childhood," the author Kuangchi Chang uses the words "childhood garden" to refer to the country where he was born - China. As a consequence, the decision to leave his childhood garden for a new garden implies the idea that he is leaving or has left China to start a new life in The USA.

B. It is often written by writers whose families are immigrants.

Explanation:

The authors of multicultural literature identify with a minority culture. Many of the writers families are immigrants because they moved into a place where they were not part of the majority culture. The literature often deals with cultural identification and assimilation.