What did Suyuan want her daughter, Jing-Mei, to be in The Joy Luck Club by Amy Tan?

In "Two Kinds," one of the chapters of Amy Tan's The Joy Luck Club, Suyuan Woo becomes jealous of her friend Lindo Jong because Lindo's daughter, Waverly, is a chess champion who has received a lot of attention for her success. Suyuan reasons that if Waverly can be a prodigy, Jing-Mei can be one, too. After considering several different areas in which Jing-Mei could be a prodigy, Suyuan decides the piano is the most feasible. She agrees to clean a neighbor's apartment for free in exchange for piano lessons and two hours of piano access a day for Jing-Mei. Jing-Mei is initially excited to learn the piano, but quickly becomes disheartened when she does not immediately become good at it. This ultimately leads to a big clash between Suyuan and Jing-Mei in which Jing-Mei tells her mother that she wishes she was dead like her two older twin half-sisters, who Suyuan had to abandon when she fled China.