Which of the following is a universal issue addressed by the story "Two Kinds" by Amy Tan? succeeding in talent shows choosing the right kind of prodigy being attentive when taking piano lessons struggling to develop one's identity

The answer is " struggling to develop one's identity"

Amy Tan's "Two Kinds" explores the complexity of a mother-daughter relationship through the lens of young Jing-mei, the daughter of a Chinese immigrant mother named Suyuan. The novel tells of Jing-mei's struggles to find her identity in the world, leaving her cultural identity and heritage behind in the process.