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This book is a documentary masterpiece full of positive energy. In today's vast sea of ​​books, there are not many books that can make people feel moved and shed tears when read, but this book "Whose Struggle Does Not Hurt" is an exception. The author Zhao Meiping uses her delicate and emotional writing style to narrate her life struggle from a girl quarrying in a mountain village who graduated from elementary school, to a well-known magazine editor, to the other side of the ocean. While many people nowadays are racking their brains to whitewash their noble background and brilliant academic qualifications, she calmly and calmly showed her humble background and unbearable suffering. At the lowest point in her life, she was desperate and even thought about committing suicide, but she always reluctantly believed: There must be a better future waiting for me ahead! It was her strength to run with tears in her eyes and her courage to turn suffering into wealth that finally gave her the success she dreamed of.

This is a documentary work documenting people who have recovered from leprosy. After nearly ten years of visits to leprosy survivors, the author Zhao Meiping has used sincere and simple narratives to truly record the living conditions of nearly a dozen representative leprosy survivors, explore their true inner feelings, and reveal the real scenes of leprosy villages and the daily lives of leprosy survivors away from the public eye, allowing more readers to understand this special group that has been forgotten by the world but insists on love and kindness.