The Huadu District Detention Center has been turned into a prison. What is life like inside? Friends, please tell me some details, thank you!

Get up at 6 o'clock in the morning, eat a very poor breakfast, sit down and reflect on the crime, memorize the prison rules, work, have lunch after work, watch the news network in the evening and memorize the prison rules.

The food is very poor, not nutritious, and not enough to eat. If you make a mistake, you will be punished corporally by the trumpet leader.

There is no freedom at all in the detention center. People have to be reported when they urinate or defecate, and they cannot go to the toilet without permission.

Everyone has to do more than 10-12 hours of forced labor every day. If they fail to finish the work, they will be beaten. 26 people lived together. They had to relieve themselves in the cell and the stench was overwhelming.

Generally, they make lighters, wallets and handicrafts. If they failed to complete their workload, they would be punished and had to work hard for fear of being beaten. They were also poorly fed and had to cook cabbage every day.

I was taken to the interrogation room and handcuffed. I shouted a report and my hands and feet were tightly handcuffed to the tiger bench interrogation chair. It was very uncomfortable.

Living in fear every day, waiting for sentencing, even death.