What kind of punishment does a woman need to attach to take a photo when she breaks into a cordon?

January 15th, 221, in Nanchang, Jiangxi. On August 1st, in Nanchang Memorial Hall, a woman crossed the cordon and took a photo with the sculpture of revolutionary martyrs. Crossing the cordon has violated the principle of visiting museums. Besides, she used it when taking pictures? Scissorhands? Method. Her actions made people very angry, showed no respect for the performance of revolutionary martyrs, and were full of blasphemies against revolutionary martyrs.

The woman didn't realize her behavior when she took the photo. On the contrary, she walked out of the cordon very calmly after taking pictures. At the same time, she asked her friend about this photo. She is in a place that should be respected. A woman's behavior is very inappropriate, which may even make people feel that she doesn't understand the history of China or the contribution of revolutionary martyrs.

According to related news, the place where the woman intruded without authorization was the combination scene of Tianxinxu Military Assembly. The museum staff were worried that tourists would destroy the sculpture, so they surrounded the cordon. The public is also very cooperative and will not break into the cordon at will. The woman in it obviously ignored the regulations of the museum, at the same time, netizens acted that she was detained to study history.

A series of actions by women make people very angry. She doesn't know what memorial hall means. Don't people around you know the meaning of the hall? I hope that the next time someone finds the same thing, they can bravely stand up and stop to have a good exchange with the great contribution of the revolutionary martyrs in China. At the same time, I also hope that when you visit similar memorial halls, it is no problem to take pictures as a souvenir, but you must choose the right method instead of? Scissorhands? The form of. Finally, what do you think of this?

A woman wearing a kimono was condemned for taking pictures beside a military base. Policeman: No matter what she wears, she can't take photos

On September 26th, 22, in Qinhuangdao, Hebei, two women wearing kimonos took photos at Kaibudi Tourist Railway Station. A man came forward and asked, Are you from China wearing a kimono to take pictures? ? Women ask men to take care of themselves and don't point out. The man said that he would face a fine in 2 yuan or be detained for more than 5 days and less than 1 days when taking photos in military places. On September 27, 22, the staff of Qinhuangdao Port Public Security Bureau said that wearing kimono involves national feelings. The location of the incident is a military center. No matter what clothes you wear, no one can take pictures.

Although you can dress freely, sometimes you need to consider the occasion and location, otherwise it may cause controversy and criticism. On September 26, at the sightseeing railway station, two women wearing kimonos took photos in Qinhuangdao City, Hebei Province. A man asked angrily: Do people in China take photos in kimonos? ? Women's response is to let men take care of themselves. After this incident was exposed on the Internet, it aroused the anger and condemnation of netizens: Wearing kimono is your freedom and preference, but please also respect and consider the emotional feelings of others. Most netizens believe that women should not wear kimonos to shoot warships. However, a few netizens think that this is just a scenic spot. A woman is wearing her freedom. Why should this man care about her? What do you think of this matter?