This issue involves the understanding of crime and rehabilitation, and needs to be discussed from multiple angles. ### 1. **Social prejudice and labeling** First of all, there is often a certain prejudice and labeling of people who have been in prison in society. This prejudice may make it difficult for them to re-integrate into society after they are released from prison, and even encounter difficulties in finding a job, renting a house, and building interpersonal relationships. This sense of social exclusion may make them feel isolated and helpless, and even embark on the path of crime again. ### 2. **Possibility of rehabilitation** However, it is entirely possible to reform. Many people who have been in prison have successfully restarted their lives through their own efforts and social support after being released from prison. They may gradually get rid of the shadow of the past by learning new skills, finding stable jobs, and building healthy social relationships. **Rehabilitation is not only the will of the individual, but also requires the understanding and support of the society. ** ### 3. **The importance of supporting the system** A good support system is essential to help people who have been in prison re-integrate into society. This includes family, friends, community organizations, governments, and non-governmental organizations. For example, some social projects specialize in providing vocational training, psychological counseling and legal assistance for people released from prison to help them overcome obstacles to re-integration into society. ### 4. **Personal will and determination** In the end, the key to reform lies in personal will and determination. Everyone has the potential to change their lives. The key lies in whether they are willing to work hard for it and whether there is enough support to help them achieve this goal. ### 5. **Sharing of social responsibilities** As a member of society, we also have a responsibility to understand and help those who have made mistakes. By reducing prejudice and providing support and opportunities, we can work together to create a more inclusive and just social environment, giving everyone the opportunity to start over. ### Summary Although people who have been in prison may face more challenges, it is not impossible to reform. Through personal efforts, social support and reducing prejudice, it is entirely possible for them to re-integrate into society and lead an active and healthy life. Each of us should look at them with an open mind and give them a chance to start over. Hope this answer can help you understand this question more comprehensively. If you have more questions or need to discuss further, you can continue to communicate at any time.