What does prison look like?

Question 1: What is prison life like? Let me tell you about the life rules of our prison. Get up at 5 o'clock in the morning, eat, run early, and then go to work. Those who work the night shift come back to eat and sleep. Others who don't work can go to the recreation room to play cards, watch TV, play basketball, and read books. As long as they stay in your prison Just stay in the district. There is usually an hour of table tennis at noon. Everyone can call once a week for a maximum of 20 minutes. Go to bed at 10pm and don't turn off the lights while sleeping. Improve your life once a month. The usual dishes are similar to those in the university cafeteria, just one kind. The prison will also organize some activities, such as various card games, ball games, chess competitions, poetry contests, singing contests, etc. Maybe because our prison is a coal mine, prisoners are treated better. It is said that the prisons below are not as good. In short, it is not as scary as what was shown on TV. There is no freedom, the scope of activities is small, and the activities are limited. You have to work, but everything else is okay. . What the 2nd floor said may be because the land in Shanghai is relatively expensive, but the accommodation conditions here are not that bad. Except for the confinement room, which is a small cabin, other accommodations are generally not much different from university dormitories

Question 2: Now What are Chinese prisons like? Civilized law enforcement, sunny law enforcement, and open prison affairs! The food is better than those receiving subsistence allowance! No foreign workers!

Question 3: What is prison life and prisoners like? Jinxi Prison is a prison that provides incarceration education and training for newly admitted inmates. All criminals serving their sentences in Tianjin must be sent here first, and after receiving prison education ranging from one to three months, they are then transferred to various prisons to serve their sentences. In terms of living conditions and hardware facilities, Jinxi Prison is a bit average due to its unique transitional nature. In some aspects, it is even unsatisfactory. The living conditions are too difficult. Newly admitted prisoners are mainly detained on the second, third, and fourth floors, and the corridors on each floor are straight. , with a long span, is divided into two prison areas, east and west, separated in the middle. There are more than ten cells on the left and right in the corridor of the prison area. Each cell covers an area of ??about more than 20 square meters and has ten upper and lower bunks. Generally, 15 to 18 criminals are detained. Except for one team leader who is a long-term resident, The criminals serving this sentence are all newly admitted prisoners. Except for necessary queue training every day, or when attending lectures and leaving the cell, at other times more than a dozen people have to sit in two rows on small plastic benches in the narrow aisle between the bunks on both sides of the cell, according to the lawsuit "Reformation of Prisoners". "Code of Conduct" requires that you sit in a correct posture, be silent indoors, talk and walk around (generally there is nowhere to put your feet), eat and use the toilet at designated times, under the supervision of a dedicated person, and you must line up when walking, lower your head significantly, and keep your hands together. At the trousers line, march slowly (this designated action posture is extremely important, and countless people have suffered physical pain due to violation or failure to do so). There is no TV in the room, and there is only one water dispenser. The TV mainly plays educational videos. At night, except for ten people who can sleep on the bunks, everyone else sleeps on the floor. Since it is a transitional stage, they can all sleep temporarily. Be patient (what if you can’t bear it). The food situation is average. There is a fixed improvement day every week. Meat is visible in the dishes and can be eaten. The educational content is divided into sections, including the classification of crimes, criminal punishment, reform content, commutation procedures, preventing escape, pleading guilty and obeying the law, prison rules and disciplines, etc., and is explained to varying degrees by prison guards, which still has certain practical uses. Each offender is required to take notes and assignments during class hours, which will be stored in his or her personal file. Criminals with a few months remaining on their sentences can relax their requirements. During the training period at Jinxi Prison, the management was fairly strict and even harsh in some aspects. However, for those who have just been imprisoned, from a certain perspective, it has certain benefits and can achieve practical results. A considerable number of people When you are imprisoned for the first time, you are unable to position yourself for the moment, and you do not have the awareness of serving your sentence or the awareness of your identity ideologically. If you invest in the future reform life with such an ideological state, you will suffer losses and setbacks. Therefore, you can be punished in advance. Strict management is not a bad thing, but the biggest drawback is that the old tradition of managing criminals by criminals has not been abandoned. A labor-saving and useful old crutch.

Question 4: What is life in prison like? This question is too heavy and I won’t be able to explain it clearly for a while. I have some business contact, so let me summarize a few basic points:

1. Paramilitary management

It is similar to the army, with three months of military training first. I get up at 6:00 every morning, eat at a fixed time, and have a very regular schedule.

2. Reform through labor

Participate in different labor assignments according to different labor reform teams. Generally, life sentences are relatively stable, and the prison will provide different arrangements according to the prisoner's expertise.

3. Sentence reduction incentive system

The prison will give you 5.5 to 0 points every month based on your performance during the rehabilitation period and the results of your labor. Then you rely on your You can apply for a commutation of your sentence if you accumulate 120 points.

4. Entertainment and education measures are increasingly improving.

During breaks, you can watch TV, which is basically politically educational programs such as news broadcasts. There are group entertainment activities. There is also technical training, and you can bring books and other school supplies.

5. Heaven and hell are very close

If you want to learn well, this is a good environment. Prisoners can repent and reborn here. This is not a lie. Although prisons are chaotic, with everyone there, and they are most afraid of cross-infection, the key is to look at yourself.

6. A concentrated expression of the complex aspects of society

A person must have principles, but more importantly, he must pay attention to the skills of doing things and know how to do things. RMB can solve many problems. If conditions permit, it is best to deal with it. This is the case in society, let alone prison. Find a leisurely job, reform well, and suffer less.

The rest time is arranged like this: sit on the bench from Monday to Friday, and have free activities on the sixth day. Sitting on the board means sitting on the board and doing nothing. From sitting in the morning to eating in the evening, there is a one and a half hour lunch break (nap) at noon. Glasses can be brought in, but they are usually made of plastic frames, not metal frames, and can be processed into various small things

The cell leader is designated by the prison guard. If you disobey, you will confront the police. When confronting a police officer, he must be dragged out and beaten, electrocuted, put on a stick, and shackled. This is the criminal law chapter, which will be written later. Since the cell bosses are better at beating and have help, those who are not doing well want to please the cell boss, so they help him beat people. Generally, there is no reward for fighting with the cell boss. Everyone in the cell fights together. I have seen that battle many times. Even if Tyson comes, he has to get down. No kidding! Fighting in the dormitory can only take place on the board. Because the bottom of the board is empty and there is a hole connected to the outside, as long as you fight on the board, stamp on the board with your feet (your feet must be stable when fighting, so you need to use force with your feet) , like beating a drum, could be heard throughout the tunnel. Several captains on duty on the other side of the tunnel (we call the guards captains) came over with keys in their hands. As soon as they opened the iron door: "Who is that? Come out, come out." !" After leaving, he would be scolded and slapped a few times; in severe cases, he would be served with electric batons and shackles.

The most fun thing in the detention center is smoking. Including prisons, prisoners will do anything to smoke and try all kinds of methods. Normally, the guards in each cell regularly smoke cigarettes for the people in the cell, and they let you smoke at that time. In the jargon, this is called "smoking". Have you never heard of it? When the guards are away, smoke should be done in the blind spot of the monitor. If there are many smokers but few smoke, the tobacco should be peeled off and rolled with newspapers. On average, one cigarette can be rolled four times. The rolled newspapers are called "small guns", and the ones taken directly from the cigarette pack are called "straight-pull newspapers".

It’s quite a luxury to have straight hair! If you run out of cigarettes, you can buy them from a labor number with a prisoner's ticket (labor numbers are prisoners who will be released and do odd jobs for the prison, such as distributing food, water, etc.). A box of cigarettes is 50 yuan, a lighter is 50 yuan, and Erguotou wine is 100 yuan. Yuan a bottle (not necessarily available yet). When the labor number is released, the prison notes can be exchanged for cash and taken out of the prison. This kind of person is the most popular and the most hated. In the detention center, going to the toilet is called "pooping". There is a set time every day, especially for defecation, which must be done quickly. Except for the cell leader, who can take a longer time, it is difficult for everyone else.

There are several big monsters in the detention center, and they have been made into a jingle: "The labor number runs faster than a dog, the kitchen guy grows faster than a pig, the TV antenna is outside the door, and pooping is faster than peeing."

Question 5: What is prison life like? Let me tell you about the life rules of our prison. Get up at 5 o'clock in the morning, eat, run early, and then go to work. Those who work the night shift come back to eat and sleep. Others who don't work can go to the recreation room to play cards, watch TV, play basketball, and read books. As long as they stay in your prison Just stay in the district. There is usually an hour of table tennis at noon. Everyone can call once a week for a maximum of 20 minutes. Go to bed at 10pm and don't turn off the lights while sleeping. Improve your life once a month. The usual dishes are similar to those in the university cafeteria, just one kind. The prison will also organize some activities, such as various card games, ball games, chess competitions, poetry contests, singing contests, etc.

Maybe because our prison is a coal mine, the prisoners are treated better. It is said that the prisons below are not as good. In short, it is not as scary as what was shown on TV. There is no freedom, the scope of activities is small, and the activities are limited. You have to do it. Living, everything else is okay. The reason mentioned on the second floor may be because the land in Shanghai is relatively expensive, but the accommodation conditions here are not that bad. Except for the solitary confinement room, which is a small house, other accommodations are generally not much different from university dormitories

Question 6: Prison What's it like there? Just go in and take a look and you will know. It's not as violent as it used to be, but the cell bosses are not without it either. They have to work every day (some prisons allow Sundays off) and have one dish to eat. Occasionally a little meaty. Every day there are roll calls, singing, and occasional cultural and sports activities. The higher the academic qualifications, the easier it is to find a leisurely job. If you want to go, I suggest you study hard first! Hahaha

Question 7: What are real prisons in China like? Civilized law enforcement, sunny law enforcement, and open prison affairs! The food is better than those receiving subsistence allowance! No foreign workers!

Question 8: What is it like in China’s prisons now? If you want to be lazy, you have to be; if not, you have to be extremely hard-working. Regardless of whether the weather is hot or cold, I carry sacks every day, weighing more than a hundred kilograms, or at least a hundred sacks a day. If you don't have a good relationship with the prison guards, you can't be lazy, so you have to suffer. Of course, if you're older, it won't be much of a blessing if you go in.

Question 9: What do Chinese prisons look like? To prevent prisoners from escaping, prisons usually have higher walls with an electric grid on top of the walls. There is a watchtower at the corner of the wall. The walls of this prison are equipped with an electric grid (white insulators can be seen), and there are 7 watchtowers per cell.

The main buildings of the prison are the cells where the prisoners live and the places where the prisoners work. This prison has seven dark gray rectangular buildings, which are probably prison cells. The building in the northeast corner of the prison is probably a place where prisoners work. The building is multi-story. It is estimated that the prisoners in this prison may mainly be engaged in handicrafts such as electronics and clothing. Light manual labor in assembly or processing.

Prisons often have areas for sports activities. This prison

The prison has 8 basketball courts and a sports field.

In addition, prison doors usually have two floors, and the two doors are never opened at the same time.

Convict processions on playgrounds and roads.

The main people in prison are the prisoners. When this photo was taken (the morning of May 31, 2010), some activity was going on in the prison. Prisoners can be seen standing and marching in formations on the sports field and on the road. Each team is organized into 12 teams, with about 250 people in each team (each team is calculated as 25 rows, with 10 people in each row). The total number of inmates in this prison is estimated to be around 3,000.

Question 10: What is life in prison like? I’ve never been there, but you’ll understand if you commit a crime and go in. Anyway, you’ll be beaten inside, and whatever you do is not what you want, so it’s easy to say that you have connections.