Observed arrival · 2026-09-22
Names We Call Ourselves, a survivor-led archive of China’s behavior-correction institutions
A bilingual public-interest project documents China’s internet-addiction and behavior-correction institutions while directing survivors toward reporting and support resources.
- For
- Survivors, families, researchers, and reporters
- Worth noticing
- The homepage labels its headline statistics as placeholders pending citations from investigations, judgments, or official documents.
Field notes
The homepage combines Chinese and English material, defining “internet addiction schools” as a broad public label for closed institutions marketed through behavior correction, military-style management, or related language. Its navigation names reporting, experience sharing, resources, privacy guidance, anonymous submission, and emergency help, although those sections are not visible in the extract. Several proposed figures are marked as placeholders until supported by investigations, judgments, or official documents.
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