Do you think it's illegal to videotape the private life of a star like Zhuo Wei?

It is illegal to break the law. Why not? Like Zhuo Wei's two most obvious violations:

NO 1: Infringement of others' portrait rights

Paparazzi like Zhuo Wei secretly take photos of others, whether in the back or in the front, and tell the company to post them on the Internet, which gains indirect attention and other benefits. Moreover, it is hard to say whether there is a fact that people who are photographed will buy their photo negatives. If so, is it an indirect violation? So I think it's illegal to sneak shots like Zhuo Wei, and of course it's illegal to publish on the Internet without my consent, and it's also illegal to maliciously use other people's portraits. The most important thing is that it has caused some troubles to the photographer in public opinion and even in life. I think such bad behavior should be punished by relevant laws and cannot be condoned.

Infringe on the privacy of others

What is private life? Private life is a private world of individuals who don't want to be known by others. Zhuo Wei's stalking and photographing other people's private lives is really hateful, but it should be studied legally. First, Zhuo Wei's sneak shot is an illegal invasion, understanding, collection and disclosure of the private lives of celebrities. Second, the personal life of a star seems to have nothing to do with the public. If so, isn't it related to the government? So, Zhuo Wei, this is obviously illegal!

In China's civil law, constitution, criminal law and other legal provisions, there are specific records of portrait rights and privacy rights. Because of the various legal contents, I will not give examples one by one. But I think the law should also stipulate these violations of the rights of public figures in more detail to prevent some people from taking advantage of the law to obtain benefits. No matter who should be violated, no matter who should not violate others.