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There are moments in adulthood when nothing is visibly wrong - and yet something feels unsettled. The career works. The marriage functions. The routines hold. But beneath the structure of a stable life, questions remain. In Still Unfinished, Muzi Li reflects on work, love, solitude, and the quiet recalibrations that shape us long after decisive moments have passed. Through restrained and thoughtful essays, she explores what it means to look back at a life that appeared steady and wonder whether understanding simply arrived late. This is not a book about reinvention. It is a book about recognition. About the space between feeling and understanding. About the distance required to see clearly. About the unfinished work of becoming. For readers who have ever wondered why success does not always feel like enough, this is a quiet companion.

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