4.Drawing a comparison with her 15-year-old sister, who is in eighth grade, Gaoyuan said that there is an obvious intensification in the trend of involution.
5.While complaints about " involution" and overwork are more common among those with experience in the workplace, the sense of disillusionment has already set in for undergrad and grad school students.
6.Involution didn't make its entry to the public consciousness until recent years, though, as Gaoyuan recalled, her past 20 years of life had always been played out under " the involution rules" .
7.Sometimes the several-hours after delivery is called the " fourth stage" , because there are major physiologic changes like adaption to the blood loss, and the start of uterine involution, where the uterus begins returning to its pre-pregnant state.