Question 1: What do prisoners do every day in prison? A friend of mine is a prison guard. He said that if someone doesn't interview anything in prison, it will be annoying to squat down and talk to the prison guards. If the prison guard doesn't like people, he will put the boss in prison. He plays badly and eats worse than a pig. If someone interviews him, he will change food immediately. What is even more frightening is that the bosses in the prison are basically related. The new toothbrush, new washbasin and fat chicken he just bought are basically used by the boss.

Question 2: How do people in prison lead a miserable life every day? It depends on which one you have. People who are educated through labor are paid to work for the country every day. Death row, just sit and wait for a fight.

Question 3: How do people in prison have a miserable life every day? It depends on your kind. People who are educated through labor are paid to work for the country every day. Death row, just sit and wait for a fight.

Question 4: How do people in prison lead a miserable life every day? It depends on your kind. People who are educated through labor are paid to work for the country every day. Death row, just sit and wait for a fight.

Question 5: How do people in prison have a miserable life every day? It depends on your kind. People who are educated through labor are paid to work for the country every day. Death row, just sit and wait for a fight.

Question 6: What should everyone do in prison now? Working during the day and studying at night, the specific content is definitely different from place to place.

Question 7: How do people in prison get up on time, eat and go to work every day? China was miserable in prison. It is better abroad, for example, people in prison can still watch the World Cup on TV.

Question 8: What do people in prison do every day? The function of China Prison is to punish and reform criminals sentenced to death with a two-year reprieve, life imprisonment or fixed-term imprisonment according to the provisions of the Criminal Law and the Criminal Procedure Law. The specific contents of punishment and reform are as follows:

Article 6 1 of the Prison Law educates and reforms criminals, adheres to the principle of teaching according to individual, classifying education and convincing people by reasoning, and adopts the method of combining collective education with individual education and prison education with social education.

Article 62 A prison shall give ideological education to prisoners on the legal system, morality, situation, policies and future.

Article 63 A prison shall provide prisoners with literacy education, primary education and junior secondary education according to different situations. Those who pass the examination will be awarded corresponding academic certificates by the education department.

Article 64 A prison shall provide vocational and technical education to prisoners according to the needs of prison production and employment after their release from prison. Those who pass the examination shall be issued the corresponding technical grade certificate by the labor department.

Article 65 A prison encourages prisoners to teach themselves. If they pass the examination, the relevant departments will issue corresponding certificates.

Article 66 The culture and vocational and technical education of criminals shall be incorporated into the educational planning of the region where they are located. A prison shall set up classrooms, reading rooms and other necessary educational facilities. Article 67 A prison shall organize prisoners to carry out appropriate sports activities and cultural and recreational activities.

Article 68 State organs, social organizations, armed forces, enterprises and institutions, people from all walks of life and relatives of criminals shall assist prisons in educating and reforming criminals.

Article 69 A criminal who has the ability to work must take part in labor.

Article 70 A prison shall, according to the individual circumstances of a prisoner, reasonably organize labor, so that he can correct bad habits, develop working habits, learn production skills, and create conditions for employment after his release from prison.

Question 9: Now that you are in prison, is life there terrible? Will others call? It takes labor to send you to the detention center. You won't eat for nothing. The suspect has to suffer a lot when he is sent to the detention center. First, he was given a general examination, including checking whether there were contraband, physical examination, fingerprinting, registration, shaving, wearing prison clothes, sitting cross-legged on the back of the prison, forced labor, and being beaten if not. He often works more than ten hours a day, sometimes working overtime until the early hours of the morning, and he doesn't have enough to eat every day.

All the prisoners in the detention center sleep in Datong shop, and more than 30 prisoners are crowded in a cell of 10 square meters. Eating, working, defecating and farting are all sweaty and smelly. If you make a mistake that violates prison regulations, you will be handcuffed, shackled and beaten. If you make a mistake in violation of prison regulations, you will be beaten. Prisoners have to report to the toilet every day and can't go until they get permission. Each prisoner has only a few minutes to defecate, and no overtime is allowed. Every day is yellow steamed bread, boiled cabbage, not enough to eat. You can only eat on the ground for 5 minutes. When you see discipline, you should hold your head down and feel inferior. The conditions are very poor.

He was detained for several months, interrogated many times, and handcuffed and shackled to identify the crime scene. During the interrogation, you have to squat on the ground and be handcuffed to the interrogation room, and you have to handcuff your hands and feet to the interrogation chair for several hours.

If you are arrested by the procuratorate within 37 days, you will be detained for several months and then sentenced by the court. After the verdict, you will be sent to prison to serve your sentence.

Prisoners have to finish their tasks every day, and everyone works hard. At work time, there was the click of a stapler.

After working for more than ten hours a day, my back aches and my body gradually becomes stiff. Then my thighs and calves also hurt. It hurts to sit down and stand up every time after seven or eight days! Leg pain, back pain, limb pain, all parts of the body basically hurt, and I don't even want to go to the toilet. It hurts too much! * * * There is a lot of meat, but I can't stand keeping a posture for a long time. * * * It's dark and hard, and it's all black cocoons that have been worn for a long time, and there are blood bubbles on your hands.

I can't sleep well at night after a day's work, so I have to be on duty for 2 hours.

Question 10: What do prisoners do every day? If you have a job in prison, of course, you will get a little salary in prison. But I have never been there. Who knows? Maybe you pick up soap every day!