qincheng prison造句

• She was freed from Beijing's Qincheng prison on Friday, November 28, 2003.
• Thereafter, Chen was transferred to Qincheng Prison in the Changping District of Beijing.
• He served his full sentence in isolation at Qincheng Prison.
• In 1991, he was convicted and sentenced to six years imprisonment at Qincheng Prison.
• In January 1968 he was sent to Qincheng Prison.
• After her arrest, Jiang Qing was sent to the Qincheng Prison and detained for five years.
• Jiang was at Beijing's Qincheng Prison, where people accused of serious crimes are held, HRIC said.
• Chen was released early from Qincheng Prison in 2006, officially due to reasons of ill health.
• Afterwards, he was detained for 19 months at Qincheng Prison without being charged with a crime.
• Because of the special status of prisoners in Qincheng Prison, each prisoner is only allowed to exercise alone.
• "When he was in Qincheng Prison he developed this chronic pharyngitis, and he always coughs, " she said.
• In June 1967, he and his wife Eva Sandberg were thrown into Qincheng Prison, they were released in October 1974.
• Chen, a student at the University of Science and Engineering in Beijing, was confined in Qincheng prison, China's most notorious jail for political prisoners.
• Zhao took part in the 1989 demonstrations as a student and was detained after the crackdown for half a year in Beijing's Qincheng Prison.
• For important high-ranking prisoners, the doctors at Qincheng Prison do not have the final decision-making authority on how to treat the prisoners for their illness.
• Hong Kong newspapers have reported that Chen's wife and son have been arrested for corruption, and that Chen is being held in Beijing's notorious Qincheng Prison.
• Bao Tong has not been allowed to return home since he left Beijing's Qincheng prison on May 27 _ at the end of a seven-year jail term.
• The wedding ceremony was held at 16 : 00 on 7December 1997, but Hao died in 2003 at Qincheng Prison, an institution well known for its political prisoners.
• On 5 June, Liu was arrested and detained in Qincheng Prison for his alleged role in the movement, and three months later was expelled from Beijing Normal University.
• Just before the troops came in to Beijing, Bao was brought to Qincheng Prison, where he was imprisoned for the next seven years; he never saw another inmate.