What do you think of the man being detained for taking pictures in the Imperial Temple?

I believe everyone is familiar with wedding photography. Most people will choose a beautiful and unique place to take wedding commemorative photos when they get married, but we still need to be careful not to destroy public facilities when shooting. Recently, the Beijing Public Security Bureau severely criticized a photographer on the WeChat official account. The notice shows that the man entered the guardrail and trampled on the Imperial Road while taking wedding photos for his clients. This behavior obviously violates China's cultural relics protection law, which needs to be severely condemned both morally and legally. At present, the man has been detained by the local public security bureau, and I naturally agree with the detention punishment.

In fact, this incident can be big or small. On a small scale, the man just made an unintentional mistake, but on a large scale, the man is suspected of destroying cultural relics. As a part of the Imperial Temple, the Imperial Temple was surrounded by guardrails before it was opened for tourism, in order to prevent people from trampling on the Imperial Road, and the men involved not only trampled on the Imperial Road during the filming process, but also stood on it for a long time. We should know that the weight of an adult man should not be underestimated, and a little carelessness may cause the destruction of the imperial road, so the man involved has been suspected of destroying cultural relics.

As an extremely important cultural relic in China, the Forbidden City is also an immovable cultural relic. It has been listed as a key cultural relic protection unit in China by the State Council earlier, and its importance can be imagined. The ancestral temple is an extremely important part of the Forbidden City, which not only symbolizes the history and culture of our country, but also has extremely important research value. Therefore, the Forbidden City and the ancestral temple need to be protected by all of us. The photographer shown in the circular has obviously violated China's cultural relics protection law and should be detained.

The Forbidden City, as a cultural relic, has a history of 6 years. In such a long time, the city has acquired a unique significance, which needs the protection of all of us. Recently, the man's trampling on Imperial Road has obviously violated the law and it is reasonable to be detained. At the same time, we should all take a warning and avoid similar situations in the process of traveling.