(1) There is no right to do whatever you want in the world. Citizens should exercise their rights within the scope permitted by law, but not beyond the scope permitted by law. Otherwise, they will infringe upon the interests of others and the public, and their pursuit of rights will also fail.

(2) All citizens are equal before the law. When citizens exercise their rights, only by respecting the rights of others and assuming legal obligations and moral responsibilities to others can they better enjoy their rights. The Constitution of China stipulates that citizens shall not harm the interests of the state, society and the collective or the freedoms and rights of other citizens when exercising their freedoms and rights. Each of us should consciously abide by discipline.