Nanchang Compulsory Detoxification Center (Building No.9, Hongdu Avenue 1 District/KLOC-0 (formerly qingyunpu district Detention Center)) has been moved to the new office of Shuangxi Village, Hongjiaozhou. The whole supervision project of Nanchang Compulsory Detoxification Center adopts garden-style architecture, with spacious and well-equipped reception hall, family reception hall, police canteen which can accommodate 100 people and detainees canteen. The whole supervision project also fully embodies the characteristics of humanization in improving the living conditions of detainees, which can better serve detainees and organically combine education with service. The new drug rehabilitation center is fully equipped, just like a hotel. If it weren't for the sign in front of the door, the reporter wouldn't associate this building with the drug rehabilitation center. The courtyard is full of flowers and trees, and the winding paths under the trees are quiet, just like a park or a rehabilitation holiday center for patients. According to Cheng Wanli, director of the drug rehabilitation center, the environment and equipment of the drug rehabilitation center are first-class in the whole province. Here, drug addicts are affectionately called students, each with a bed. The bedroom is spacious, bright and well equipped. In addition, there are reading rooms, reading rooms, fitness centers, entertainment centers, public canteens, etc. There are also recipes in the canteen, and drug addicts can order all kinds of dishes they like just like entering a restaurant. Director Cheng Wanli told the reporter that the former drug rehabilitation centers did not have these settings. After drug addicts enter the drug rehabilitation center, they feel depressed and always feel like criminals, which leads to poor psychological correction effect. After moving to a new drug rehabilitation center, a good environment and facilities, like a hotel, will enable drug addicts to maintain a normal lifestyle. "They can easily rebuild their confidence in life."