Anti-smuggling slogan at Shenzhen port

A: I think smuggling, as an act, should follow the principle of concrete analysis of specific problems. We must see the evil of smuggling and the sadness it contains, and we can't generalize. ? Smuggling is a sin. Legally speaking, smuggling is an act that a natural person violates the entry and exit laws and regulations and steals across the border without an entry permit. Smuggling, as a crime, mainly lies in its violation of the laws of a country. Sometimes it is not only smuggling people, but also smuggling some dangerous goods (such as drugs). The harm brought by the smuggling of these dangerous goods is enormous, endangering social stability and violating the law. For this kind of illegal immigration, our country convicts and punishes the illegal immigrants who organize others to cross the border illegally, so as to maintain social stability. Smuggling also contains a kind of sadness. Smuggling is usually regarded as an unbearable evil, but from another perspective, smuggling itself may contain compassion. Let me take the refugee problem in Europe as an example. When wars break out in some European countries, people of war-torn countries will go to neighboring countries by smuggling to find a safe place. In this case, smuggling has become a way to protect refugees in order to find a safe and war-free place to live again. In this case, smuggling has become a way for refugees to get a new life and has been given a sad color. Smuggling also contains an unknown. Smuggling, as an act, is something we have never experienced before. In the process of smuggling, there are often unknowns and risks. We often think that smuggling is a sin, but when we are on the side of stowaways, stowaways are pitiful. In the process of smuggling, there may be dangerous phenomena such as sinking ships, resulting in the loss of life of stowaways. The purpose of stowaways may be evil, but the process of stowaways is sad. ? In a word, smuggling is not only evil, but also often accompanied by sadness.