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Recently released video of NTD TV shows life inside the notorious Masanjia labor camp, also known as "the ideology of school education in the province of Liaoning.

Masanjia is home to many Christians and the House of Falun Gong. There is the crime of their religious beliefs or point of view of government, improper political or spiritual. Forced labor, torture and little food is a way of life for inmates at Masanjia. They are often held without trial or formal testing.

Falun Gong , also known as Falun Dafa, teaches the purification of the mind and body and improvement of human character through exercises, meditation and study. "Master Li" introduced Falun Gong in Beijing in 1992.

On April 25, 1999, about 10,000 Falun Gong led a silent protest against the Chinese government in response to a government campaign against the religious and spiritual groups, the Chinese government banned Falun Gong on July 22, 1999.

Prisoners Masanjia are often forced to work 19 hours of the day and sometimes more, and they are generally fed pieces of corn bread and sometimes a few vegetables. According NTD TV UN Human Rights Commission has reported many incidents of rape and torture at the labor camp Masanjia. Many do not survive their stay. Those who escape usually tortured to death if caught. This was the case with women Falun Gong practitioner Gao Rongrong . She escaped with the help Masanjia other Falun Gong and was resumed later. Pictures of his face badly scarred that there is room on the Internet showing the world the true nature of Masanjia it was later reported by Amnesty International that she had been tortured to death. On 11 August, Cui Dejun also escaped and was taken and his family now feared the same fate awaits him.

According to the Falun Dafa Information Center, thousands of Falun Gong practitioners detained in the month before when the 2008 Olympic Games, under the guise of ensuring peace for the Olympics. It is widely accepted that there was no threat to the peace of games and this is a possibility of imprisoning Falun Gong.

This is just one of several prisons used for this purpose before the Olympics in 2008 ordered the government to help prisoners near Beijing to be moved to other camps. This decision follows the publication of a guide for camps liberated by the Coalition to Investigate the Persecution of Falun Gong. The guide, "Torture Outside the Olympic Village: A Guide to China's labor camps" was intended to help Western journalist who wanted to investigate the camps. The coalition has also sent an open letter urging all foreign journalists to go beyond the lights and glamor of the Olympic Games and discover the truth of the persecution and violations of human rights in China.