Prisoners who have been sentenced and have passed the prosecution period will generally be sent to prison in batches. They are also called prisons. After receiving clothes and bedding, new prisoners will be assigned to the prison team to study.
It is not unreasonable that ordinary people will turn prisons into labor camps. Because 65% of prisoners' life in prison is in labor reform, and there are various types of labor, the only thing you need to do is to quickly master the job skills assigned to you and complete the prescribed tasks on time and in quantity every day, otherwise there will be corresponding punishment. Usually around 7 pm, you will return to the prison area from the factory. Eating is the first thing for people, even prisoners in prison. The provincial department of justice and the prison administration, the higher authorities of the prison, will inspect the prison canteen from time to time. Although there is a lack of clear soup and boiled water for three meals in prison, prisoners must be allowed to eat hot and cooked.
Some people say that they have experienced what they have been doing for a month. The first thing is to learn the rules. In the first few days, they didn't have to do anything, just a dozen people were locked in a cell and three bunks were arranged. Each cell has six beds, that is, 18 people, and each cell has a supervisor. Most of the time, they practice sitting posture in it, that is, sitting on a small bench with their backs to the door for a whole day, two at a time.
The productive labor in each prison is different. In the past, prisons were mainly machined, but now they are mostly light industry. Similar to a clothing factory, you can't do nothing in prison. You made a mistake and did harm to society and people, so you need to make amends through labor reform. The working time is about seven hours. It doesn't matter whether it's heavy or not, but it's not light. Anyway, people who haven't done work can't understand it.
For felons and death penalty criminals, management is more centralized and strict, the scope of activities is smaller, and there are more restrictions. Prison schedules are strict and study time is concentrated. Even when TAs concentrate on reading newspapers and watching TV in the newspaper room and TV room, they are supervised by prison guards. The entire prison is closed and managed, and the power grid and surveillance cameras do not leak dead ends. These people are extremely guilty and have a heavy psychological burden, which has become the main task to guide their psychological work.