On January 21, some bloggers ignored warnings that "military sites are forbidden to enter" and climbed over the fence into the "forbidden area" and shared their strategies. @钧正平 Post a comment. The full text is as follows:
Recently, on social media such as Xiaohongshu, some bloggers shared the photo strategy of Huaishan Rock Revetment. Shockingly, it ignored the warning sign that "no entry to a military site" and not only took photos, but also guided netizens to climb over the fence, claiming that the method was "easy and quick". It's normal to share travel tips and enjoy beautiful scenery, but the blogger's disregard for national security is worrying.
Previously, the Ministry of State Security has repeatedly issued reminders that spreading national military information to the Internet and being used by people with ulterior motives on the Internet will cause serious harm to the country's military security. According to the Law of the People's Republic of China on the Protection of Military Installations, organizations and citizens of the People's Republic of China have the obligation to protect military installations. Any act that disrupts the order of the management of military restricted zones and military administrative zones and endangers the security of military installations will be severely punished by law. At the same time, the majority of netizens are reminded not to blindly follow the trend, respect the provisions of the military restricted area, strictly abide by the requirements of laws and regulations, and jointly build a solid foundation for national security.
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According to the Popular Daily