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[00:00:41] Good afternoon, everyone. This is CCTV News Channel. Welcome to
[00:00:45] Rule of Law Today. Surrounded by blue seas, a lone island stands,
[00:00:48] with scattered small houses and wisps of smoke curling up. Some time ago, a streamer
[00:00:52] named "Hammer" became famous online with his series of videos on island改造. In the
[00:00:56] videos, this online streamer is on an island called. Chasing, rewarding, it is unknown that this free island dwelling has reached the red line of the law.
[00:01:26] Hello everyone, I am Today is our second day of transformation.
[00:02:05] These actions by streamer "Hammer" were widely spread online through live
[00:02:08] broadcasts and video editing. However, just as
[00:02:12] the streamer was immersed in the fantasy of his self-proclaimed paradise and planned to
[00:02:16] continue expanding and transforming, in May of this year, someone reported to the
[00:02:20] Ningbo Maritime Police Bureau that streamer "Hammer's" actions were suspected
[00:02:24] of being illegal. The first time we went to the island, we found
[00:02:28] two streamers.
[00:02:30] They were holding a live broadcast event on the island, and the main content of the broadcast
[00:02:34] was to make some changes to the main part of the island,
[00:02:37] and also to install solar panels on the island for daily
[00:02:41] power supply, and also to reclaim a piece of land for raising
[00:02:45] livestock. His actions of modifying the island and raising
[00:02:48] livestock were all part of his live broadcast
[00:02:52] material. In a deserted island transformation video widely
[00:02:56] circulated online, you can see that streamer "Hammer" is doing one of his things on the island.
[00:03:15] Take the house behind me as an example. This house is the largest house on our island. This house, under the transformation of this streamer, had its exterior renovated and was turned into a sunroom.
[00:03:19] Outside the house, some flowers
[00:03:22] and plants were planted, and the path was paved. Also, in the outer
[00:03:26] garden, a glass fence was built. And inside the house,
[00:03:43] by documenting the transportation of building materials to the island, opening roads on the mountain, installing street lights, and
[00:03:46] many other renovation activities, plus post-editing and beautification, streamer
[00:03:50] "Hammer's" carefully crafted deserted island renovation video series attracted
[00:03:54] a large number of fans. However, with further investigation, this
[00:03:58] online series.
[00:04:25] Some streamers, in order to gain attention and followers, take some niche live streaming paths. Streamer "Hammer's" deserted island transformation live stream came from this. So where did his renovation funds
[00:04:29] come from? How did he profit from the deserted island transformation
[00:04:32] series of videos and online live broadcasts? Let's take a look at the
[00:04:36] exclusive revelation from the CCTV reporter.
[00:04:39] Hello everyone, I am Hammer.
[00:04:42] Today is our sixth day of island transformation.
[00:04:46] We retrieved a truck full of supplies
[00:04:50] from a kind brother in Ninbo last year. There is a
[00:04:53] vegetable sink, a bed, and a concrete
[00:04:56] shower room, as well as two.
[00:05:00] Wash basins and a dirt toilet.
[00:05:04] According to our investigation, this streamer used to do water-related live streaming, but because the live streaming room was always lukewarm,
[00:05:12] he thought of using deserted island transformation as a gimmick to increase his traffic
[00:05:16] and attention. Later, he found our Qiaomuwan Island and
[00:05:20] carried out a series of transformation activities on the island. The investigation found
[00:05:23] that during the live broadcast, streamer "Hammer" would use various narratives
[00:05:27] and methods to ask fans for sponsorship of transformation materials and financial
[00:05:31] rewards. From a large door to a small brick,
[00:05:35] the streamer welcomed all donations. And fans, after tipping, saw
[00:05:38] the island's construction becoming more and more complete, which brought them even more.
[00:05:59] This streamer would use various ways to get his fans to tip him. For example, fans could pay to buy the so-called "ownership" of a certain
[00:06:02] house, or fans could pay to buy the "adoption rights" of some
[00:06:06] livestock he raised. When fans spend money to a certain extent,
[00:06:10] this streamer will also hang red banners on the island
[00:06:13] in prominent positions, with some exaggerated blessings written on them. Essentially, it is to satisfy their vanity
[00:06:17] and encourage fans to further tip to achieve his goal of
[00:06:21] profiting.
[00:06:33] To further attract attention and followers, streamer Hammer
[00:06:37] unilaterally renamed Qiaomuwan Island to Hammer Island and planted
[00:06:41] a flag on the island.
[00:06:48] This streamer would also invite fans who tipped more in the live broadcast room and other streamers
[00:06:52] to visit the island and participate in their island transformation
[00:06:56] activities. The purpose is still to increase his own exposure. According to what
[00:07:00] he said, he also plans to do some live e-commerce work
[00:07:03] after his fan base grows, selling some aquatic products. This way, he
[00:07:07] can further profit. We hope that through the handling of this
[00:07:11] case, we can remind all self-media.
[00:07:17] Before filming such videos, individuals should first understand the national laws and regulations to avoid violating the law. At the same time, if the public finds similar illegal
[00:07:21] acts, please call 9510 emergency hotline in time.
[00:07:23] There is no paradise outside the law. The development and utilization of
[00:07:27] uninhabited islands must adhere to the boundaries of the rule of law.
[00:07:30] According to law enforcement departments, streamer Hammer in this case has already
[00:07:34] violated the relevant provisions of the Law of the People's Republic of China on the Protection of Islands.
[00:07:38] So what exactly is an uninhabited island? According to legal
[00:07:41] regulations.
[00:07:54] According to Article 57, Paragraph 2 of the Law of the People's Republic of China on the Protection of Islands, uninhabited islands refer to islands that are not under the management of resident households
[00:07:58] and are not registered as residential addresses. To put it simply,
[00:08:02] as long as the household registration system allows you to register your household
[00:08:06] on an island, then it is a populated island under institutionalized
[00:08:10] management. For example:
[00:08:42] has seriously violated the relevant provisions of the Law of the People's Republic of China on the Protection of Islands.
[00:08:46] Law enforcement departments may impose administrative penalties on him
[00:08:50] in accordance with the law. First, he violated Article 28 of the Law on the Protection of Islands,
[00:08:54] which states that uninhabited islands that are not approved for use shall be maintained
[00:08:58] in their original state, and only stone quarrying,
[00:09:01] sea sand excavation, logging, and production, construction,
[00:09:05] tourism and other activities are prohibited. The person involved in this case may face a fine of not less than 20,000
[00:09:09] yuan and not more than 200,000 yuan. All income generated from the live broadcast of this
[00:09:14] island will be confiscated. This includes live broadcast rewards, advertising revenue, fan offline payment,
[00:09:18] island visit income, etc. At the same time, the live broadcast platform where
[00:09:22] the person involved in this case is located is instructed to remove relevant videos
[00:09:25] and cooperate with law enforcement agencies in investigation and evidence collection. Experts
[00:09:29] said that if there is indeed a plan to develop and utilize uninhabited islands,
[00:09:33] an application can also be submitted to the relevant department in accordance with the law.
[00:09:37] According to the National Island Protection Plan, the development and utilization activities
[00:09:41] of usable uninhabited islands shall be submitted to the provincial,
[00:09:45] autonomous region, or municipality directly under the Central Government's marine administrative department for application, and a project
[00:09:48] demonstration report, specific development and utilization plan, and other application documents
[00:09:52] shall be submitted. The marine administrative department shall organize relevant departments and experts to review
[00:09:56] and provide review opinions, which shall be reported to the provincial, autonomous region, or municipality directly under the Central Government for
[00:10:00] approval. The development and utilization of uninhabited islands involving the use of
[00:10:04] special-purpose islands, or those that indeed require reclamation and connection with other islands,
[00:10:07] or other significant changes to the natural topography and geomorphology of the islands, shall be approved
[00:10:11] by the State Council. From the Law of the People's Republic of China on the Protection of Islands,
[00:10:15] it is not difficult to see that our country has made clear provisions
[00:10:19] for the protection, development, and utilization of uninhabited islands, which also reflects
[00:10:23] the state's emphasis on protecting uninhabited islands.
[00:10:36] Then, the integrity of the island ecosystem is important for maintaining the original vegetation of the island, maintaining the survival environment of existing organisms,
[00:10:39] and the resources and diversity of island terrestrial plants.
[00:10:43] It has important significance. The second one is for the entire marine ecosystem.
[00:10:47] If a certain island is damaged, what is
[00:10:51] changed is not just the ecology of the island itself.
[00:10:55] and resources, but also cuts off its biological connection
[00:10:59] with the surrounding sea area, thus leading to the loss of balance
[00:11:02] in the entire marine ecosystem. Therefore, strictly maintaining the original appearance
[00:11:06] of the island is not only protecting the uninhabited island itself, but
[00:11:10] also safeguarding the stability of the entire nearby marine ecosystem.
[00:11:13] Through the expert's interpretation just now, it is also
[00:11:17] not difficult for us to see the importance of protecting uninhabited islands for maintaining
[00:11:21] the marine ecological balance. However, the reporter also found during the interview that law
[00:11:25] enforcement agencies also encountered some difficulties in the daily supervision
[00:11:29] of uninhabited islands.
[00:11:32] The reporter learned from the Zhejiang Maritime Police Bureau that the sea area
[00:11:36] under its jurisdiction covers 55,000 square kilometers. There are a total of
[00:11:40] 4,350 islands in the sea area, of which 4,128
[00:11:44] are uninhabited islands, accounting for nearly 95%. At
[00:11:48] present, we face some objective difficulties in supervision.
[00:11:51] The islands are extremely scattered. We have
[00:11:55] inspection blind spots, and the natural conditions of the ocean are harsh.
[00:11:59] Island inspections are difficult, and island communication
[00:12:03] signals are unstable. Our prevention and control methods are limited,
[00:12:07] and illegal operators on the island try to avoid us, making
[00:12:10] identification difficult. In response, the Zhejiang Maritime Police Bureau
[00:12:14] regularly carries out "Blue Shield" special law enforcement actions, using patrol
[00:12:18] boats, drones, and other methods to conduct regular inspections
[00:12:22] of uninhabited islands, especially those prone to becoming hotspots.
[00:14:37] In January this year, a student in Xuzhou, Jiangsu, was trapped by a WARa. Firefighters arrived at the
[00:14:41] scene and found the girl had inserted her head and right knee into the plastic board
[00:14:45] of the lamp control box. The chair was pressed tightly against the girl's body,
[00:14:49] and forced pulling could cause secondary injury.
[00:14:52] Then, the firefighters used a cardboard to.
[00:15:26] The so-called "cross-legged hugging a pillar" challenge is to wrap both legs around a lamppost
[00:15:29] or other outdoor pillar like twisted hemp, and challenge whether one can
[00:15:33] untangle themselves smoothly. On June 27th,
[00:16:13] Then, firefighters sent the boy to the ambulance and took him to
[00:16:17] the hospital for further examination. Coincidentally, on the afternoon of May 5th, in the
[00:16:21] Yishe Community, Xinyang High-tech Zone, Henan, a girl was also
[00:16:24] trapped on an outdoor fitness equipment after taking the cross-legged hugging a pillar
[00:16:28] challenge. After firefighters arrived, they gently lifted the girl
[00:16:32] from under her armpits, and slowly separated her legs
[00:16:36] from the pillar, successfully freeing her. Experts reminded that when
[00:16:39] people hug a pillar and sit cross-legged on the ground, their body weight
[00:16:43] pushes down, making their legs tighter and forming a self-locking
[00:16:47] state. This movement puts the knee joint, hip joint,
[00:16:50] and ankle joint in an abnormal twisted and compressed state, which
[00:16:54] can easily cause damage to the meniscus and other key structures. Especially
[00:16:58] for minors, whose bones are still developing, injury may cause
[00:17:02] long-term effects. The fire department reminds parents to strengthen
[00:17:06] the supervision of their children during holidays.
[00:17:30] In addition to reminding self-media bloggers to comply with the law, teenagers should not blindly imitate online influencer challenges.
[00:17:34] We also hope that platforms will proactively improve their review processes.
[00:18:11] This is a scene that happened in a climbing gym in Beijing. Public
[00:18:15] surveillance video shows that at the time of the incident, Ms. Wang was climbing in an area of the venue
[00:18:19] that did not require a safety rope. After a while,
[00:18:23] she got stuck on the wall, unable to move up or down, so she had to shout
[00:18:27] for help. The staff member who noticed the unusual situation first
[00:18:31] used a laser pointer to guide her, but it didn't work. Then he walked
[00:18:34] to Ms. Wang's position to check the situation, and then.
[00:19:08] And when he encountered danger during the climb, the staff failed to provide
[00:19:11] timely and proper assistance. The sports company operating this
[00:19:15] venue is not without fault. Ms. Wang believed that the sports company
[00:19:19] did not fulfill its corresponding safety obligations, so she sued
[00:19:23] the court, demanding that the sports company compensate her for medical expenses,
[00:19:27] lost wages, disability compensation, emotional
[00:19:30] distress, etc., totaling 650,000 yuan.
[00:19:34] Regarding Ms. Wang's statement,
[00:20:08] We believe that this sports company did not adequately fulfill its safety
[00:20:12] obligations. First, this is reflected in the risk
[00:20:15] notification. Because the area involved in this case
[00:20:19] does not require a safety rope, its risk
[00:20:23] factor is significantly higher than that of other areas. However, in this
[00:20:26] video, we found that there were no staff members
[00:20:30] patrolling this high-risk area. Then, when Ms. Wang
[00:20:34] entered this area,
[00:20:59] Or rather, having consumers sign a standardized safety waiver when entering the venue cannot exempt the company from its risk notification obligation. In addition to
[00:21:02] the risk notification being perfunctory, the court also determined that the on-site staff's
[00:21:06] rescue and disposal also had inappropriate aspects. In terms of rescue,
[00:21:10] through the video footage, it can be seen that Ms. Wang
[00:21:14] was stuck in this position for some time,
[00:21:17] but no staff members noticed.
[00:21:21] She was in this situation until Ms. Wang cried for help, and then the staff
[00:21:25] member came to the bottom of Ms. Wang. Through
[00:21:29] the dialogue between the two sides, we can see that the
[00:21:33] staff member did not give some reasonable opinions
[00:21:37] and suggestions from his professional perspective to avoid
[00:21:40] the occurrence of damage, or reduce the occurrence of
[00:21:44] damage. At the time of the incident, the staff did not actively patrol
[00:21:48] and check the climbing status of tourists in the venue.
[00:21:50] And when Ms. Wang sought help, she was not given appropriate guidance
[00:21:54] or instructed on the correct found that the sports company's performance of its safety
[00:21:57] assurance obligations was clearly inadequate
[00:22:01] and should bear corresponding tort liability for the personal injury
[00:22:05] suffered by Ms. Wang. However, this does not mean
[00:22:08] that Ms. Wang does not need to bear any consequences. As a person with
[00:22:12] full civil capacity, she also had fault in the occurrence of the
[00:22:16] damage. Rock climbing itself is a high-risk sport.
[00:22:20] Ms. Wang is an adult, and she should have been able to foresee
[00:22:24] this high-risk nature, especially when she entered
[00:22:28] this unroped, bouldering area,
[00:22:32] her own duty of care should have been higher. We believe that she
[00:22:35] herself still lacked the corresponding knowledge and did not fulfill the corresponding
[00:22:39] duty of care. The court ruled that Ms. Wang's judgment of
[00:22:43] her own physical strength and the difficulty of bouldering was biased, and that she did so
[00:22:47] without mastering the correct movements.
[00:23:50] High temperature warning signals are indicated by yellow,
[00:23:54] orange, and red, respectively, from low to high.
[00:24:10] A red warning means that the highest temperature in the next
[00:24:13] 24 hours will rise above 40 degrees Celsius. When encountering orange
[00:24:17] and red warnings, measures to prevent heatstroke and cool down should be activated.
[00:24:26] When going out, take sun protection measures and carry heatstroke prevention medication. If outdoor
[00:24:29] work is necessary, shorten continuous working hours or choose to
[00:24:33] work in shifts during the morning and evening, and take forced
[00:24:37] ventilation and cooling measures. Pay attention to high temperature
[00:24:40] warnings, scientifically protect yourself, and safely get through the summer.
[00:24:44] 。
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[00:26:50] news. Customs from the General Administration of Customs announced today's
[00:26:54] latest statistics show that in the first seven months of this year, China's total
[00:26:58] import and export value was 30.13 trillion.