French immigrant: What about the sister who works in a massage parlor?

My sister is a very enthusiastic person. She can cook delicious jiaozi, cook delicious rice cakes, sing very gentle songs, always speak very gently, and her massage technique is absolutely unique. She will clean the house spotless and put exquisite decorations in the corner. She will always wash her clothes and shoes spotless, and the folded boards are on the cabinet. I like her temperament very much, but I don't like the way we met.

Because she is a woman who lives in a French massage parlor.

Princess is the first French film starring an actress from China.

We met because she was ill and needed to see a doctor, but she didn't speak French. She needs help to take her to the hospital to go through some formalities. When I was still at school, I occasionally received an allowance for translating private work, so we were introduced. This is my first contact with immigrants who came here illegally. I was full of curiosity at that time, but I didn't expect them to live like this.

Because they have no identity, they can't do serious work. From the beginning, they could only work secretly in restaurants or clothing stores run by China or Arabs. But also because there is no identity, shopkeepers often default on wages or even fail to pay them, and there is nowhere to complain.

Because I have no identity, I can't open a bank account, and I want to secretly send money to my family through an underground bank, which means that I have to charge a high handling fee.

Because they have no identity, they can't get social security. In a place where appendicitis costs 50 thousand euros, they can only survive when they get sick at first. If they can't survive, they will go to see the cheapest doctor. Because of the language barrier, they had to pay someone to accompany them.

Because they have no identity and can't rent a house normally, those who are willing to rent it to them will charge a high deposit to ensure that they will not sneak away.

Because they have no identity, they can't be found by the police, they can't take the train or fly, because once they are found, they will be repatriated. Similarly, during their stay in France, they can't go back to China to visit their relatives.

So I asked my sister, why did you come to France?

Because of lack of money. Despite all the difficulties in France, you can still make some money. I stayed in France for at least a year. I have sent more than 10 thousand euros to my family, built a house for my family and treated the elderly. All the children at home have gone to school and don't need her to take care of them.

Then why doesn't your husband come out to make money?

My sister faltered and didn't speak. I didn't ask again. I wonder if her husband knows what day she spent in France and what kind of work she did.

My sister crossed the street and showed me a picture of her daughter. The little girl wore two sheephorn braids and smiled brightly.

Later, I helped my sister several times and gradually got to know her, but one day she disappeared and the massage shop where she worked was closed. Her family contacted me and asked me to help find it. So I went to the French police at the first time and learned that she was found by the police. Now she has been isolated and ready to be repatriated. I quickly informed her family.

Later, I heard that she didn't stay at home for a few days, so she transferred to work in Japan. Stop struggling and you stop living.

I just want to keep her happy.