Hello! It is generally believed that the use of personal portraits in food narrative comments and information propaganda needs to truly reproduce the scene at that time, which belongs to the rational use of portrait rights and is usually not considered as infringement in practice. Of course, if you don't belong to this category, using other people's portraits for profit without authorization is an infringement of portrait rights.

In practice, the following situations are generally considered to be the rational use of portrait rights:

(1) Portraits of celebrities with news value and social significance are used for news reports, and portraits of people are used for reporting historical events or deeds;

(2) Use it for my own benefit, such as when searching for you;

(3) Using the portraits of participants to record specific public activities, such as using the portraits of politicians and social stars in good faith.

(4) the judicial organ forcibly uses the portrait of a natural person when performing official duties;

(5) Portraits used to spread the news of participating in parades and celebrations;

(6) Personal portraits should be used in food narrative comments and information propaganda to truly reproduce the situation at that time;

(7) The company reasonably uses the portraits of on-the-job employees to promote the company's image;

(eight) other circumstances of reasonable use.

More detailed information can provide more accurate legal advice.