Survival instincts from "summary" of Wild Swans by Jung Chang
In the face of extreme adversity, our instincts for survival kick in. These instincts are deeply ingrained in our genetic makeup, inherited from our ancestors who faced similar challenges in their own lives. When confronted with danger or hardship, our bodies and minds automatically take action to protect ourselves and ensure our continued existence. In "Wild Swans," the author vividly describes how her family members relied on their survival instincts to endure the brutal realities of life in China under various oppressive regimes. From her grandmother's resilience during the chaos of war to her mother's resourcefulness in navigating the treacherous political landscape of communist China, each generation faced unique challenges that tested their will to survive. ...
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