Legal basis: Article 17 of the Law on the Protection of Minors in People's Republic of China (PRC), parents or other guardians shall not commit the following acts: (1) maltreating, abandoning, illegally placing out a minor for adoption or committing domestic violence against a minor; (two) laissez-faire, abetting or using minors to commit illegal and criminal acts; (three) laissez-faire, abetting minors to participate in cult, superstitious activities or accept terrorism, separatism, extremism and other violations; (four) laissez-faire, abetting minors to smoke (including electronic cigarettes, the same below), drink, gamble, vagrants and beggars or bully others; (five) letting or forcing minors who should receive compulsory education to drop out of school or drop out of school; (six) let minors indulge in the Internet and contact books, newspapers, movies, radio and television programs, audio-visual products, electronic publications and network information that are harmful or may affect their physical and mental health; (seven) allow minors to enter commercial entertainment places, bars, Internet service places and other places that are not suitable for minors' activities; (eight) to allow or force minors to engage in labor outside the provisions of the state; (9) Allowing or forcing minors to get married or entering into an engagement for minors; (ten) illegal punishment, misappropriation of minors' property or use of minors to seek illegitimate interests; (eleven) other violations of minors' physical and mental health, property rights and interests, or failure to fulfill the obligation to protect minors according to law.