NewzAn emerging discipline industry in China is charging families approximately $4,000 for six-month programs aimed at 'fixing' struggling adults through forced detention. The practice involves detaining individuals against their will as part of behavior-modification efforts.
This phenomenon highlights the commercialization of behavioral correction targeting adults in China, raising questions about personal liberty, mental health interventions, and the oversight of private detention facilities operating within the country.
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