“Social minds” is a concept put forward by Allen Palmer, a British cognitive narrator. In his opinion, the traditional methods for novel character study pay more attention to individual perspective, while ignoring social perspective, thus he advocates “social minds.” Massage focuses on blind people, and enters the hearts of different characters from an omniscient perspective, creating many characters with distinct personalities. The inner presentation of each character in his works is mostly based on the psychological habits of blind people with healthy people as reference, and personal psychology becomes the embodiment of the social minds of blind people. When writing about the psychological aspect of blind people, he also refers to other group psychology. The group image of blind people created by Massage is not all of a piece, but reflects different types of blind people in different situations and different personalities, showing a more comprehensive pedigree of blind people. Emotional entanglements among blind people are related to specific social minds, as well as physiological defects and cognitive dislocation.