The short story "rules of the game" by Amy Tan, the thing that motivates Lindo Jong to be a model of "invisible strength" is:
Desire to help her children succeed.
He wanted to shame the benefactor and Lindo Jong expected that her children could learn through Observation and analysis process.
Explanation:
Lindo was excited at the top of Life magazine features her daughter, both challenging conventional male leadership over chess and asserting that Chinese people can do anything immeasurable. He wanted to humiliate the protector and Lindo Jong assumed that her children could learn through Observation and investigation process.
