What is life like in prison?

After the prisoners arrive at the prison from the detention center, they first go to the education supervision area to study and reform. The prison will issue uniform prison clothes, tableware, toiletries, etc. Generally, a simple physical examination will be arranged. Newly imprisoned prisoners are usually arranged to live in transitional cells. The so-called transition cell is to let prisoners have an adaptation period to the prison, which is generally strict. After the accommodation is arranged, it will formally enter the study stage of prison education reform.

2, the stage of labor reform

After the end of the education stage, the prisoners will be transferred to the labor prison area for labor reform, commonly known as "leaving the team." Generally speaking, long-term prisoners will be placed in a prison area, and short-term prisoners will be placed in a prison area to avoid psychological stress caused by different prison terms.

In addition, the term of imprisonment is different and the type of work is different. Generally, people with long sentences will engage in garment processing, because this will enable prisoners to master a practical skill and help prisoners make a living and find employment after they are released from prison. Short-term prisoners generally engage in simple physical labor, such as luggage and electronic products.

3. Release from prison education stage

A month before the prisoner is released from prison, he will return to the education prison to receive education outside the prison. In fact, he will recuperate and prepare to go home. The management at this stage is relatively loose, and the basic schedule and education stage are similar. Generally, hair can be stored for one to two months before being released. Some prisons have no education outside prison, and they are released directly after serving their sentences in reform-through-labour prisons.