Legal analysis: People who can't read should read to him. If there are any omissions or errors in the records, they should be supplemented or corrected. If the transcript is correct, sign, seal or fingerprint the transcript page by page, and write "The above transcript has been read to me and is consistent with what I said" on the last page, and sign, seal, fingerprint and indicate the date. The above situation should be indicated in the transcript (the party concerned can't read). Interrogators should also sign the record.

Legal basis: Rules of Criminal Procedure of People's Procuratorate

Article 199 A record of interrogation shall be made when interrogating a criminal suspect. The interrogation record shall be faithful to the original words, legible, detailed and specific, and submitted to the criminal suspect for verification. If the criminal suspect has no reading ability, it shall be read to him. If there are any omissions or errors in the records, they should be supplemented or corrected. If the criminal suspect thinks that there is no mistake in the interrogation record, he should sign, seal or fingerprint the record page by page, and write "I have read the above record (read it to me) and it is consistent with what I said" on the last page, and sign, seal, fingerprint and date it at the same time. If the criminal suspect refuses to sign, seal or fingerprint, the public prosecutor shall indicate it in the record. The procurator who interrogates shall also sign the record.

Article 207 The provisions of Articles 198 and 199 of these Rules shall apply to the questioning of witnesses.

The provisions of article 208th on questioning witnesses are applicable to questioning victims.