Netizens wrote "Tianjin Climbing Raiders", and lawyers said that they might endanger public order.

The netizen who wrote "Tianjin Climbing Raiders" took a selfie on the top floor of a building. His behavior was accused of being too dangerous, and the lawyer thought it might be suspected of endangering public order.

Recently, some netizens published a "Raiders of Climbing Buildings in Tianjin", which described in detail how to take scenic photos on the rooftops of several high-rise buildings in Tianjin. Once released, the Raiders caused controversy, and some netizens thought that it was too dangerous to enter the roof of unopened high-rise buildings mentioned in the Raiders. Some lawyers said in an interview that shooting on an unopened rooftop may be punished for allegedly endangering public order, which will not only pose a safety risk to themselves but also to others. At the same time, the lawyer reminded that if there is a safety accident, the management or property owner of the building may also be held accountable for management negligence.
Netizens wrote "Tianjin Climbing Raiders" on the Internet.
Recently, a netizen posted a "Raiders of Climbing Buildings in Tianjin" on Weibo. In the Raiders, the netizen said that he had climbed to the rooftops of high-rise buildings in Tianjin many times to shoot. In the photos posted by the netizen, someone was sitting on the edge of the rooftops of high-rise buildings, which was very dangerous. The strategy of climbing stairs is widely circulated on the Internet.
The "Tianjin Climbing Raiders" published by this netizen includes 10 high-rise office buildings or residential quarters in Tianjin, such as Jinzhigu Building and Junlin Building. The raiders include the location of setting up cameras on the rooftop, how to detour upstairs, how to enter the locked rooftop, and how to avoid security suspicion.
Some netizens found that the rooftops in some photos lack protective measures and belong to areas that are not open to the outside world. Therefore, it is not only a security risk but also a suspicion of breaking the law to enter the rooftops in this way. Some people are worried that going in and out of the building at will affect the work and life of people in the building.
Photographer: I haven’t thought about it if it is illegal.
On the 26th, the reporter of Beiqing Daily contacted Mr. Ma, the author of "Tianjin Building Climbing Strategy". He admitted to the reporter of Beiqing Daily that this strategy was made by him, and he had personally climbed all the buildings mentioned in the article. He said that a few years ago, he climbed a building with a senior who loved photography by chance, and he has since enjoyed climbing the building to shoot landscape photography.
After accumulating more than one year’s experience in climbing stairs, Mr. Ma summed up his works and experiences and posted them on the Internet. He claimed that the original intention of climbing the stairs was to let more people enjoy the beautiful scenery of Tianjin.
In response to questions from netizens, Mr. Ma said that at the beginning of the raiders, he reminded everyone to pay attention to safety and not to do dangerous actions. "I don’t go to dangerous places, such as climbing over the guardrail of Tiantai. I’m not so dead. I will be careful not to influence others when shooting. If people think I have influenced them, I will leave. But to be honest, I really haven’t thought about whether it is illegal. "
However, Mr. Ma’s strategy still met with some netizens’ doubts. In a strategy, Mr. Ma said that in order to enter the rooftop, he broke a lock leading to the roof, and then "I heard that the lock on the roof was welded". Some netizens believe that this practice has destroyed other people’s property, and there are security risks.
Claiming to have been in a dangerous situation
Despite this, Mr. Ma admitted that he had encountered dangerous situations in the process of boarding the rooftop.
He mentioned that when he climbed the roof of Chifeng Bridge Community Building, he needed to climb a ladder 3 meters high to go to the roof. "After I went up, I found that the ladder was not strong. When I stood in the middle of the ladder, I hesitated. Is it better to go up or go down?" I was a little weak at the time, but I thought I had come here, so I’d better go up and shoot. "
In addition, Mr. Ma told the reporter of Beiqing Daily that sometimes there is a strong wind on the rooftop, and he will always stand in the fence and dare not turn it out.
He recalled that at the earliest time, he went to the rooftop of King’s Landing Building to shoot. At that time, many people besides him also filmed on the rooftop. With the increase of people, the security guards will not let people go to the rooftop, and the building has installed a monitor on the rooftop. "If you want to take photos in King’s Landing Building, you can only book a hotel room under the rooftop, so you can still take photos of the corresponding landscape and there is no security risk."
For some photos that look dangerous in the Raiders, Mr. Ma said that those "photos that seem to make people’s legs soft" were not taken at risk. "In fact, the place where I am standing is not dangerous, and there is a fence in that position, but if I tilt the camera slightly, I can’t see the guardrail." He said that sometimes when there is a guardrail in the photo, he will PS the guardrail, "it becomes the effect in the photo."
Lawyer: Behavior that disturbs public order will be punished.
Han Xiao, a lawyer of Beijing Kangda Law Firm, told the reporter of Beiqing Daily that according to Chinese laws, if the act of shooting on the rooftop like Mr. Ma causes the consequences of disturbing public order and endangering public safety, it can be characterized as illegal and punished accordingly.
"There is no protective measures to climb to the rooftop to shoot, and the probability of danger is very high. Once an accident is caused, not only is there no guarantee for your own life safety, but there is also a great chance to endanger public safety. If serious consequences occur, they can even be detained. "
He reminded the photographer that shooting on the rooftop should be approved by the owner or manager of the building. If the building is damaged during shooting, the owner of the building has the right to ask the photographer for compensation.
If the climber has the behavior of breaking the door, it should be analyzed according to the degree of property loss. If the loss is large, he can be punished by administrative detention. If the loss exceeds 5,000 yuan, he may be suspected of intentionally damaging public and private property and will be investigated for criminal responsibility.
Han Xiao said that according to the Tort Liability Law, managers of hotels, shopping malls, banks, stations, entertainment places and other public places or organizers of mass activities should bear tort liability if they fail to fulfill their security obligations and cause damage to others.
Therefore, once the photographer has an accident when shooting on the rooftop, if it can be proved that the manager or property owner of the building has failed to fulfill his security obligations and there is management negligence, he will bear part of the civil liability caused by it.
Text/reporter Qu Chang Intern reporter Ding Dian Hua Ang

































