No. Detention is not an easy measure, and the court will conduct a comprehensive evaluation before interviewing the executed person to ensure that the detention is in accordance with the law. Interviewing the executed person by the executive board is a common legal means to urge the executed person to fulfill his judgment obligations. During the interview, the enforcement judge will know the property status and performance ability of the person being executed in detail, and educate the person being executed in the legal system to make him realize the importance of fulfilling the judgment. If the person subjected to execution still refuses to perform the judgment during the interview, the court has the right to take measures such as detention to enforce it.