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1964年,罗本岛监狱来了一位新犯人。像其它犯人一样,他一进门就被扒去衣服,换上了统一的囚服,上面写着:第466号。他是一个政治犯,所以被推进了一个不足4.5平方米的单人牢房。从此,他过上了“暗无天日”的生活。阴暗的牢房,头顶上吊着一盏昏黄的灯,每天被囚禁23个小时,仅仅在上午和下午各有半个小时的放风时间。他几乎从来没有见过罗本岛监狱的太阳,也很少有机会感受到窗外的丝丝风声,唯一能感知的只有灰头土脸的囚犯,还有他们
In 1964, a new prisoner came to Robben Island Prison. Like the other prisoners, he was taken to the door as soon as he entered the house and put on a uniform uniform, stating: No. 466. He was a political prisoner, so he was promoted to a single cell of less than 4.5 square meters. Since then, he lived a “dark days ” life. Dark prison cell with a dim light hanging overhead, 23 hours a day in captivity, with half an hour’s blowout time in the morning and afternoon only. He has barely ever seen the sun at Robben Island prison, and rarely has the chance to feel the slightest wind in the window, the only disgraceful prisoners he can perceive, and their