People with criminal records do face many challenges when reintegrating into society. These challenges mainly include: 1. **Difficulty in finding employment**: Many employers consider background checks of candidates during the recruitment process, and having a criminal record may put them at a disadvantage when seeking employment. 2. **Social barriers**: Social prejudice and discrimination may make it difficult for people with criminal records to establish and maintain interpersonal relationships, especially in certain communities or environments. 3. **Legal restrictions**: In some areas, people with criminal records may be subject to legal restrictions, such as being unable to apply for certain licenses or engage in specific occupations. 4. **Psychological impact**: The process of experiencing incarceration or criminal prosecution may have long-term effects on a person's mental health, including anxiety, depression and other problems. 5. **Lack of support system**: People with criminal records may lack a support network to help them overcome various obstacles when returning to society. Despite these challenges, there are still many success stories. Some people gradually overcome difficulties and reintegrate into society through vocational training, education, psychological counseling, and volunteer services. There are also more and more programs and resources in society that are specifically designed to help people with criminal records start a new life.