On May 28, the Justice Bureau of Gyangze County actively contacted relevant prisons and held a special video meeting.

"You must learn a lesson, reform well, try to come out as soon as possible, and be a new man!" The wife said with tears to her husband Damou, who was serving his sentence in Bomi prison.

After the meeting, the family members of the prisoners thanked the staff of the Justice Bureau of Gyangze County and said, "It used to take a lot of time and energy to visit the prison, but now it is very convenient, and it is really a good thing for our people."

The head of the Judiciary Bureau of Gyantse County said that although the 30 minute remote video meeting was short, the power of family help and education was great. Such "face-to-face" exchanges made criminals realize the value of family ties, which not only helped promote the criminals to reform with ease, enhance their determination and confidence to return to society as soon as possible, but also played an important role in maintaining the order of supervision and reform, This has greatly improved the enthusiasm of criminals for reform.