People with criminal records do often face greater challenges in re-integrating into society. They may encounter employment discrimination, lack of social trust, and difficulties in obtaining housing. Many employers are cautious about candidates with criminal records, and it takes time to rebuild social relationships. However, successful re-entry into society is not impossible. Many regions have dedicated support programs, and some employers are willing to give a second chance, and personal determination and support networks are also essential. Society's attitude towards ex-professionals is also gradually changing, paying more attention to the results of transformation rather than past mistakes. The process of re-entering society is usually difficult, but with appropriate support systems and personal efforts, it can be achieved.