Let me introduce her first: Janet Fran, a New Zealand woman writer, who is still alive and working tirelessly, is recognized as the greatest writer in New Zealand today. Fran was diagnosed with depression and autism and was sent to a mental hospital for treatment. What she created in a mental hospital is considered to be nonsense and nonsense, but she can be published in different first-class literary journals one after another, winning prizes frequently, and the invitation letters from editors are like snowflakes. These facts, like a thunder, completely shattered the diagnosis and confidence of doctors, who were ashamed of the invasive treatment they used on Fran. So I quickly stopped taking her medicine. Later, Fran went to England to study, and she found Maudsly Hospital, the most famous psychiatric hospital in England and even in the world. She had a two-year examination according to the requirements of hospitals and experts, and had regular conversations with authoritative figures and doctors for two years. Two years later, doctors from the most authoritative mental hospital in Britain wrote a diagnosis for her. She's fine. She's not mentally ill.