Two people dived into the tallest building in Kunming and parachuted, and one person died. Who should pay for their actions?

Recently, two men sneaked into hang lung plaza, the tallest building in Kunming, Yunnan, with a height of 350 meters, and climbed to the 66th floor to play extreme sports skydiving. One of the men died after being injured, so who should pay for their behavior?

In the early morning of August 28th, two men sneaked into the underground parking lot of hang lung plaza. They climbed to the 66th floor on the top floor and started skydiving in extreme sports. During parachuting, one of the men was injured in parachuting because of an accident with his equipment. He was rushed to the hospital for emergency treatment and died after treatment, while another man was taken away by the police. Kunming hang lung plaza said that it will do a good job in supervision to prevent the accident from happening again.

Through this description, it shows that these two people are adults. Do adults need to be responsible for their actions? Actually, there's another problem. You sneak into other people's buildings and threaten their safety. It's good that people didn't hold you accountable. Who's in charge? Is it wrong to be responsible for yourself? When an adult makes a mistake, it is an accident. Who is responsible for the accident?

And you got in there yourself. It's a good thing you do extreme sports yourself. What should you do if you come in and destroy it? I'm not unsympathetic. I'm just worried that someone will try to use the sympathy of the people to do things. Whose fault do you think this is? It must belong to these two people. Does anyone want to apply the laws and regulations of traffic law to civil life? Even if these two people make a mistake, the building will bear the responsibility of 10%? You think too much! There is no such thing!

Two people skydiving, one dead and one caught, illustrates the problem. Don't try to mistake one for another, do you?