What is it like inside the detention facility?

The outer layer of the detention center is a very high wall, usually with turrets and police handles to prevent detainees from escaping. There are two separate small courtyards inside. One courtyard is a police office building, and the other courtyard is a detention building.

The police office building includes police lounges, duty rooms, offices of various departments, conference rooms, computer rooms, information rooms, warehouses, police canteens, etc.

Detention buildings are usually multi-story and look very much like university dormitories. The first floor is the police duty office, information room, warehouse, laundry room and other functional offices. The second floor is the dormitories. The dormitories are long, usually 4 people per room, with two bunk beds and a small table below. There was no power supply inside the house, and the lights were controlled by the police. There is usually only one small window in the room, and the window is usually sealed.

A physical examination is required before entering the detention center, and long items such as belts, shoelaces, etc. are not allowed, and metal items such as coins, keys, etc. are not allowed. Mobile wallets are not allowed inside.

After being detained, I could only stay in the house and could do nothing else. No loud noises, no walking around. Get up on time, provide water and food on time.