Therefore, these doctors tend to ask migrant patients questions like ”Where does it hurt?” instead of “What is the matter with you?”; they rarely recognize the fact that most migrants are forced to suffer the unhealthy lifestyle and not powerful enough to freely alter the situation; they also get used to giving simple/general suggestions based on their own assumptions instead of individual patients’ needs. One instance from the chapter is that a clinician blamed the knee and back pain on the patient’s “incorrect” posture when he was bending and picking berries and unhealthy sleeping habits, without understanding that the context of labor hierarchy and fierce economic competition primarily compromised this patient’s health with poor working and living condition in the first