African children often send birthday wishes on the Internet. Why is there such an industrial chain?

Once, African children posted placards to send birthday wishes, which was very popular in China for a while. The children in the video are wearing the same holiday clothes and shouting words written on the blackboard. In the eyes of many people in China, these children were forced to do so. Later, it was suggested that this violated the child's right to portrait and privacy and deceived the child. Therefore, there have been many debates on the Internet. Some people who really do this business in Africa come out to explain that a blessing can probably earn 150 yuan in this way, and children and their parents know to shoot these videos. Because when this kind of video is popular, children can earn more money in a day than their parents do in a day. It's not that Africans don't care about their privacy. They value it even more than China people, but this privacy is nothing compared with the money they earn. Not only can I earn a certain amount of money, but I can also bring blessings to those in need. Why not?

Moreover, in this case, no one is a victim but a beneficiary, and the emergence of this industrial chain is also caused by people's needs. This way of taking video to send blessings is an innovative form, which is very in line with people's appetite. This is also the product of the combination of China culture and African culture, and this kind of industrial chain has emerged, which we should support. However, if some illegal traders fail to comply with relevant regulations, we should severely punish them according to law. Respecting African culture means respecting China culture. We should carry forward China culture and innovate at the same time. The emergence of this industrial chain may be for profit, so why don't we think in a good direction? This is to convey China Thought! ?