There's no reality without battles and no future without fights.
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In "The Man from Beijing," Henning Mankell explores the complexities of human existence, emphasizing that life is inherently intertwined with struggles. The quote highlights the necessity of conflicts in shaping reality; it suggests that battles, whether internal or external, are critical to our experiences and perceptions. Without these challenges, the world as we understand it would not exist, indicating that hardships are a fundamental part of life.
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