Which of the following universal truths best describes what happened to Jing Mei’s mother before she left China? a) Acceptance b) Accomplishment c) Love d) Loss

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Peutch · Answer 1 · 2017-05-03T07:25:22+0000

Answer: d) Loss

The universal truths best describes what happened to Jing Mei’s mother before she left China was a feeling sadness of losing a family member. Her mother's misery of leaving her twin daughters was also narrated as one of her regrets.

Which of the following universal truths best describes what happened to Jing Mei’s mother before she left China? a) Acceptance b) Accomplishment c) Love d) Loss

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