Around 1970, two men and a woman were about to be executed, and from this old photograph, they were tied with their hands tied and had signs on their backs, on which they wrote the crimes they had committed and their names, and escorted the prisoners

Around 1970, two men and a woman were about to be executed, and from this old photograph, they were tied with their hands tied behind their backs, with signs on their backs, on which they wrote their crimes and names, and the people's police escorting the prisoners stood behind them, heroically standing tall and imposing. At that time, the execution of prisoners must first parade through the streets and then be escorted to the execution ground, which will have the social effect of deterring illegal crimes. With the continuous improvement of the law and the continuous progress of civilized law enforcement, by the end of the 1990s, mainland law prohibited prisoners from showing themselves in the streets.