After the Plain, the writer Bi Feiyu published the novel Tuina three years later. This novel of nearly180,000 words tells the darkness and light in the hearts of a group of blind massage teachers. This is a rare literary work with the theme of the blind in China, and it is also the first time that Bi Feiyu has set foot in a novel with the theme of the blind, which is known as the "male writer who knows women best". Its publication provides a model for the whole society to better understand the special group of the blind.

In Massage, Bi Feiyu started with a small incision, focused on the lives of a group of blind people in a massage shop, touched every detail in the dark world, and thoroughly grasped the unique life of the blind people. In writing, the author abandons the traditional habit of "top-down sympathy and pity" for special groups, feels and understands the world from the perspective of the blind with great respect and understanding for the blind, and then describes the unique and real life of a group of blind masseurs in a subtle and thorough way, which really goes deep into the hearts of this group of people.