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The title was highlighted as a memoir recounting the author's immigration to America, early hardships, and the determination that drives her regenerative medicine work. Mick noted that it offered a real‑life novel‑like glimpse of resilience and a ‘never give up’ attitude, recommending it as a good read for listeners. The overall tone was enthusiastic and supportive.
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It was highlighted as a memoir that recounts Joy Kong's immigration to America, her early hardships, and the determination that fuels her work in regenerative medicine.
I'll just mention the name of the book here so your audience know. It's called Tiger of Beijing. If people want to know, it has nothing to do with medicine. But if you want a good book, that's like a novel. That's actually from real life because it's my memoir about how I got to America and how I survived the first two years.
It gives you a glimpse about determination, resilience and not giving up kind of attitude that's driving me in what I'm doing now. Because, yeah, I'm facing oppositions and facing things that are not friendly to me. Right. But I know what I'm doing is the right thing to do.