Does the photographer use the client's photo as the case material to write and publish in the book, which violates the right of portrait?

No, no, no,no. Listen to me: 1 Not for profit. 2. Do not maliciously damage, defile or vilify other people's portraits. 3. Do not use other people's portraits for personal attacks. As long as these points are achieved, it is not infringement.

If, as you said, the Public Security Bureau issued an arrest warrant all day, it would not infringe on the right to portrait all day.

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