1. Lack of family support and network: orphans have no guidance and support from their parents and no help from family network. This makes them feel isolated and lack of social resources when facing difficulties and making decisions.

2. Economic pressure: Losing parents usually means losing major financial support. Orphans may need to rely on limited resources to meet basic needs, such as food, shelter and medical care. This may limit their educational opportunities and career choices.

3. Psychological distress: Losing parents may make orphans face deep psychological distress, such as sadness, loss, anxiety and self-esteem problems. These problems may affect their academic, social and professional performance.

However, orphans also have some advantages, and in some cases it is easier to start a business successfully. For example:

1. independence: orphans may learn to live independently and solve problems earlier without family support. This independence can cultivate a strong spirit of self-reliance and self-management ability.

2. Intrinsic motivation: Orphans may have strong intrinsic motivation, because they know that only through their own efforts can they succeed. This kind of motivation can push them to overcome difficulties and pursue their dreams.

3. Adaptability: Orphans may be more adaptable because they have to adapt to different environments and cope with changes. This adaptability can help them quickly adapt to the market changes and challenges in the process of starting a business.

Although it may be more difficult for orphans to start a business, their independence, internal motivation and adaptability may make them potential entrepreneurs. It is important that society should provide orphans with more support and resources to help them overcome challenges and realize their potential.