What is a real mental hospital like?

Recently, I went to two famous hospitals in China. By default, I live in closed wards. 1. The patient's daily meals and daily routine are arranged by doctors and nurses, and family members can apply for escort or visit. You usually need an appointment and identification to enter. Some hospitals will ban the use of communication tools, such as mobile phones and computers. Some will do. 3. Wards also have different specifications, including one person, two people and three people. Even better, there will be a private bathroom and a TV, which is not much different from ordinary hotels. Nurses call it "living in a single room"-of course the price is high. 4. Generally, there are activity areas. Such as table tennis and chess, a good hospital may provide more fitness equipment. 5. Some patients will be isolated all the time. Some can apply for going out. As far as I know, you are generally not allowed to go out one week before you check in. 6. I saw someone ask, "Are there really so many depressed people?" Just go to the hospital, especially the big hospital. Ward is always nervous, can't live, can only sleep in the corridor. 7. There are heavy iron gates. Isolated from other areas. Give the medicine every night and put it in a small transparent cup. Only pills, I don't know the name, and I don't know the function. The doctor said, I didn't leave until I watched you eat. Be good the first time, bring it and eat it. After dinner, lie prone on the bed and watch Conan's theatrical edition. I began to feel dizzy and unconscious halfway through. So I decided to wash and sleep early. I tried to faint several times in the bathroom, but I managed to hold on and moved back to the ward. The next day, I had a heart. Look at the English lettering on the pills and write it down secretly. At that time, smart phones were not very popular, so I sent a short message to ask my classmates to help me figure out what this word means.