[Between Starting Over and Forgetting: A True Confession from Foreign Tears to Blooming Strength]

If you could go back in time and face the pain and helplessness of the past, would you choose to start over or to forget? 14 years ago, Lily arrived in Taiwan with a meager suitcase and full of expectations. However, what awaited her were the barriers of language, an inability to adapt to the food, and endless toil at her employer's home from dawn till late at night. Ignored religious taboos, nowhere to place her grievances... During those days, only the diary filled with her hometown dialect became her only refuge. Years later, when she opened that yellowed diary again, she found not resentment, but the courage to face her true self. "All experiences, no matter how heavy, are never in vain." This is not just the poignant history of a migrant worker, but a moving story about "resilience" and "self-reconciliation." Lily gently tells us with her words: it is precisely those tears that were not shed in vain that have nurtured a stronger, more open-minded self today. 📖 Click the link to read Lily's complete life story on RtiTalk and see how she turned her wounds into strength: #RtiTalk #MigrantWorkerStories #BetweenStartingOverAndForgetting #SelfGrowth #TaiwanMigrantWorkers #LifeStory #SelfReconciliation #Lily