Surviving Chinese Communist Detention

One minute, you're a

successful 27 year-old American entrepreneur, co-founding a business in

Beijing, China. Years of your life have been dedicated to learning Mandarin,

establishing a career and building a life for yourself in East Asia.

Next, you're falsely and

arbitrarily accused of "illegal employment" by CCP (Chinese Communist Party)

authorities, kidnapped, and locked in the back of a Chinese prison transport

vehicle.

Sadly, this isn't cleverly

scripted Hollywood fiction.

This was a very real and

horrifying experience for native Californian, Steven Schaerer, who spent five

years of his life living and working in Beijing, China.

Steven was transported to a

black-site prison compound on the outskirts of Beijing where he endured a month

of CCP detention, torture, and conditions so horrific, "suicide" warnings were

plastered on the walls.

All of your belongings have

been taken. You don't know where you are, how long you'll be detained and

you've just been thrown into a foreign prison cell with 16 violent inmates. The

last thing you hear is a CCP guard slamming the barred metal door shut behind

you.

Could you survive?