Management, mostly from southwest China, reportedly enforces extreme brutality. Victims are forced to work 20 hours a day on their knees or crawling. Punishments include beatings accompanied by loud music to mask screams, starvation, tooth extraction, and force-feeding waste, with deceased workers allegedly buried on the mountain behind the site. Whenever local armed forces conduct inspections for physical abuse, injured captives are temporarily hidden in local security quarters before being sent back to work.
Amid potential incoming scrutiny, several operations have recently begun relocating. The whistleblower explicitly named key leadership figures—including shareholder 'Er Ge', manager 'You Dong', and Ruifeng boss 'Da Sheng'—warning that gathered evidence and photos will be delivered to Chinese authorities for cross-border prosecution.
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