What punishment will a man face if he stands on a cultural relic to take pictures?

"After such a news appeared, it was also a topic that made us all angry, after all, isn't it also irresponsible to other tourists for such a situation?" After encountering such a situation, it is also a problem that we do not want to see, because in many cases for such things after the appearance, it is also a big blow to others, after seeing a series of destroyed cultural relics, I believe that our mood will not be very good, because in many cases for these public goods are things for us to appreciate, in this case we should be more protected, only in this way is a responsibility for oneself and responsibility for others, After all, after such a situation occurs, it actually brings a big loss to others. <>

In such a situation, when there is an accident, isn't this also a difficult thing for us to maintain? After all, in such a situation, it is actually a low-quality performance, in the news we sometimes see similar problems occurring, in this case is also caused by the lack of ideological understanding, the relevant departments should cause a series of attention, for such perpetrators to carry out reasonable ideological education, because our actions are carried out under the control of their own thoughts, For such things when they occur, we should also choose to eliminate them from the source is the most fundamental way, and only by avoiding them in time can we prevent such problems from recurring. <>

In such a situation, we should also pay attention to it, and if such a situation causes damage, it will also bear legal responsibility, and in this case, it is also a punishment of less than three years imprisonment or criminal detention, and we should also go to a reasonable way to carry out such a situation, and we should do a reasonable job of protecting cultural relics. <>

He will face administrative detention and a fine, and when we visit the cultural relics, some historical venues are forbidden to even take pictures, not to mention that he is standing on the cultural relics to take pictures.

According to the relevant provisions of the "Law of the People's Republic of China on Public Security Administration Punishments", anyone who damages cultural relics or stands on top of cultural relics to take pictures shall be punished by political detention and fines.

Recently, there is a section of Beijing man standing on the greenway of the temple to take pictures of ** spread on the Internet, encountered is a cultural relic, once it is damaged, it will be extremely difficult to repair, or even irreparable, in response to the situation of taking pictures, the Tiananmen District Public Security Bureau quickly launched an investigation, and the man was punished by administrative detention and fine.

In accordance with the relevant provisions of the "Public Security Administration Punishment Law of the People's Republic of China", Lu was administratively detained and fined.

Criticism and education and certain fines serve as a warning that it is our responsibility and obligation to protect cultural relics.

Men are arrested by the police, fined and placed under administrative detention.

Fines will be imposed because such acts seriously endanger the integrity and integrity of the cultural relics, and the relevant authorities will impose necessary penalties.

According to the relevant laws of our country, the man will be sentenced to administrative detention and pay the corresponding fine.

Men who stand on cultural relics to take pictures will face criminal detention and a certain fine, after all, some cultural relics are not allowed to take pictures, these behaviors are prohibited.

Administrative penalties. This kind of behavior is the destruction of cultural relics, which falls within the scope of administrative management and is subject to administrative punishment.

1. For religious reasons, photography is not allowed according to religious customs, and we should respect it;

2. When taking pictures, the repeated irradiation of the flash is very damaging to some cultural relics, and the prohibition of taking pictures can prevent the damage to cultural relics and natural resources such as the flash light;

3. Some cultural relics and scenic spots are related to copyright and information, and they are not allowed to take pictures for copyright and cultural relics safety reasons.

The cultural relics that inherit Chinese culture are witnesses to the "living" history of China's dynasties, and it is too late to protect them, but it is really infuriating that someone tramples on them at will. Recently, a man climbed over the guardrail to the royal road of the Taimiao Temple to shoot, and his behavior was a serious damage to the cultural relics. After that,** The matter was notified, and the person who trampled on the cultural relics at will was punished by administrative detention and a fine.

Ignoring the damage of cultural relics just to find the angle of the shot is really worth a warning, and it has also taught some people a lesson through this incident. <>

You must know that once the cultural relics are damaged, it is difficult to repair, which is a loss that cannot be made up with money, so the cultural relics are used to protect, not trample on at will. And judging from this incident alone, it is clear that he could stand in other places, but this person chose the royal way, is it really ignorant or knows the law and violates the law, in short, it is very infuriating! It is worth mentioning that the royal road is protected by railings, which means that it is not allowed to be trampled on, but it is conceivable that this person was so ignorant at that time, perhaps he did not have the awareness of protecting cultural relics in his brain at all.

So this incident is also a reminder to all of us, don't challenge the bottom line of the lawDon't let your ignorance damage your artifactsAnd we also need to strengthen the protection of cultural relics publicity, so that more people to participate in the protection of cultural relics activities, which requires each of us to work together, I really hope that such things will not happen again in the future, everyone is responsible for the protection of cultural relics! <>

Of course, the relevant units of cultural relics protection should also strengthen the protection of cultural relics to avoid the recurrence of such incidents, such as adding warning signs, informing tourists of some precautions, etc., in this way to minimize the damage to cultural relicsBecause for us, they are all priceless treasures, the wealth left to us by our ancestors, and only passing them on from generation to generation is the best protection for these cultural relicsSo let's work together to protect the artifacts.

A man in Beijing was detained for standing on a cultural relic to take pictures, ** The explanation for this is actually relatively harsh, because the cultural relics themselves should be cherished by us, not trampled on by us at will.

A man in Beijing was detained for taking photos on cultural relics, saying that this behavior violated the relevant provisions of the Public Security Administration Punishment Law of the People's Republic of China.

**Saying that this man's practice is extremely uncivilized behavior, there are clear signs prohibiting entry in the royal road, and the royal road is immovable national first-class protected cultural relics, but tourists turn a blind eye to the signs, for this kind of ugly behavior that is deliberately done knowing that it is wrong, **It is the right thing to detain him, and warn tourists to regulate their behavior.

** An investigation was carried out at the first time, and it was found that Lu, a staff member of a wedding photography company, entered the guardrail of the royal road stone to take pictures while taking pictures. Taimiao is a national key cultural relics protection unit, and the royal road stone is an immovable cultural relic. In accordance with the relevant provisions of the "Law of the People's Republic of China on Public Security Administration Punishments," Lu was given the punishment of administrative detention and a fine.

He has been administratively detained, because cultural relics have research value, and once they are damaged, they will be difficult to repair, or even impossible to repair, which is a big loss for mankind.

** It is the duty of every citizen to protect cultural relics, and cultural relics are precious national property, and it is necessary to bear legal responsibility for wanton trampling.

In response to the online exposure of a man taking pictures in the "Royal Road" in the guardrail of the Taimiao, the Tiananmen District Public Security Bureau quickly launched an investigation, and after investigation, at about 16 o'clock on October 13, 2020, Lu, a staff member of a wedding photography company, male, 36 years old, entered the stone guardrail of the Royal Road on the north side of the Euphorbia Gate of the Taimiao Square of the Working People's Cultural Palace to take pictures. Taimiao is a national key cultural relics protection unit, and the royal road stone is an immovable cultural relic. Accordingly, in accordance with the relevant provisions of the "Public Security Administration Punishment Law of the People's Republic of China", the Tiananmen District Public Security Bureau imposed an administrative detention and a fine on Lu.

According to reports, because the Taimiao Temple is a key cultural relics protection unit in the country, it is illegal for the man to take pictures, and according to the relevant regulations, the man was administratively detained and fined.