Six Japanese spies were arrested. What do you think is the way to deal with foreign spies, sentencing or repatriation?

I think there seems to be a lot of espionage in the last ten years. Of course, the activities I mentioned are not only in China, but also in other neighboring countries. Let's say that the way we handled China was in accordance with the Anti-Spy Law of the People's Republic of China, and the boldest thing about the six Japanese spies mentioned in this topic is that they actually entered the territory under the guise of cultural exchange. Although the Japanese side denies this, it does not affect the evidence collection and prosecution in China. And I don't know whether they are guilty or not, because according to the latest provisions of the Anti-Spy Law of the People's Republic of China, depending on the seriousness of the case, they can be sentenced to death.

Sure, what are these six Japanese going to shoot? Some self-media authors on the Internet wrote that they were caught shooting a nuclear submarine in Hainan, China. Of course, the official story is that one of the Japanese men lured high school students with high bonuses, with the aim of letting these high school students who don't know the truth secretly take pictures of military planes and related facilities at the China military base. In the years since they came here, they have collected more than 100 photos and sent them back to their "spy boss" in Japan. Then I got a lot of money, hired some people to take pictures again, and so on until I was successfully arrested.

As for this espionage activity, there is no substantial difference from previous activities in China. They all hire students or employees to work, and then pay them high salaries to take some pictures of planes or ships. Then when it comes to news, the parties who pay high salaries to take pictures may still be ignorant. This often happens when spies from other countries are arrested earlier and the amount is confiscated. Fortunately, in this incident, we can't tell whether our friends or enemies are high school students under the age of 18, which is really lucky. Of course, this is not to thank other things, but to say that these children are really lucky to be awakened by such a great event that endangers national security and get the opportunity to continue their education. After all, they are still young and fooled by these foreigners. I believe they will be impressed.

As for the last adult who helped foreigners engage in espionage, it is certainly not a pity, but he should learn from it. After all, there is no such thing as a free lunch and a big cake. Except for sugar-coated shells, everything that can fall is a big trap. Therefore, I believe that when they engage in espionage and are made public, the deceived people in China will regret it. Of course, at this point, what we want to say is that in the face of national dignity, 1,000 yuan cannot be exchanged.