MEMOIRFly Wild SwansJung ChangWilliam Collins, $37.99Anyone who read Jung Chang’s first book, Wild Swans, published almost 35 years ago, will remember its impact. Her account of the lives of three generations of Chinese women in the 20th century is eye-opening to say the least. It begins with the description of the foot binding of Chang’s grandmother, Yu-fang, born in 1909. Wild Swans covers Chinese domination by the Kuomintang and then by the communists, led by Mao Zedong. I recall aching for Chang’s mother, Bao, as her husband, Wang Yu, a party official, puts ideology ahead of their relationship.