Deep dungeon

Author: Haiyan
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Publish Date: 2003-09-01
Features: What is time? How does fate demonstrate its unpredictability? How does love bloom its beauty? A mysterious and ever-changing time, a heart-wrenching fate, a heart-tearing love. This time, Haiyan offers you not only gentle comfort and a soul-stirring impact, but also unexpected shocks and unique reflections. Deep Prison continues all the best-selling elements of Haiyan's previous novels, with a thrilling and suspenseful plot, and romantic and tender details. The cruel reality coexists with beautiful aspirations, and ugly crimes are intertwined with breathtaking love. Love destroys love; yet love also creates love.
Several young prison guards, fresh from university, are assigned to Beijing Tianhe Prison. One of them, Liu Chuan, has been living with his grandmother since childhood. His grandmother was once the trade union chairperson of a state-owned enterprise and held rather traditional views. Liu Chuan's father, who had been thriving in business, suddenly fell ill and passed away. His grandmother asks Liu Chuan to resign and take over the company as its boss. Just before Liu Chuan resigns, a public security department in a distant place needs his prison's assistance in solving a case. The prison bureau sends Liu Chuan to help with the investigation. After a period of time, Liu Chuan completes his task. Meanwhile, many affairs at the company are handled by his grandmother. Due to mistakenly signing a guarantee document for another company, her own company falls into a debt trap, and the company Liu Chuan had just joined is soon sealed.
Coincidentally, a colleague of Liu Chuan named Pang Jiandong has a birthday, and at the birthday party, Liu Chuan meets and falls in love with Pang's girlfriend, Ji Wen. Ji finds Liu not only physically attractive but also a boss, and she too becomes infatuated with him. As a result, Pang and Liu become enemies.
Deep Prison is set in Beijing Tianhe Prison and is based on real-life events within the prison system. It meticulously depicts Liu Chuan's descent into crime and his physical and mental trials in prison. The internal management mechanisms of the prison, the classification of inmates for reform, daily life, and the humanistic management practices implemented for inmate rehabilitation provide readers with a brand-new perspective on prisons, offering unique cognitive value.