If you want to see her, it may be difficult. According to the provisions of Article 40 of the Prison Law, criminals can meet their relatives and guardians while serving their sentences. Criminals usually meet once a month 1 time for half an hour to one hour at a time. Prisons can take care of lenient criminals and other criminals with special circumstances, increase the number of meetings and extend the meeting time. Criminals who need to meet, when sending letters every month, ask to meet. The squadron police sent a meeting notice with a letter, and the meeting object will meet in the prison according to the specified date. In principle, the targets that criminals meet refer to their close relatives and guardians. Close relatives refer to lineal blood relatives and collateral blood relatives within three generations, specifically referring to spouses, children, grandchildren, parents, parents-in-law, grandparents, uncles and aunts, their brothers and sisters and their spouses. Interviewers must bring their ID card and other valid documents (household registration book, certificate of police station, letter of introduction from the unit, etc.). If they can prove their relationship with criminals, they can only meet after being examined by the police officers in charge of the meeting in the prison. Other relatives or other people who the prison considers helpful to the reform of criminals may also meet with the consent of the prison.