The principle of self-indulgence danger has the following conditions: the activity has the foreseeable danger according to the general normal intelligence level. The actor is not to fulfill his legal obligations (such as firefighters fighting fires), but to obtain some benefits, such as engaging in dangerous activities for honor, happiness and health. The injury must have been avoidable. For example, if you didn't take part in the football match, you wouldn't have been hurt like this, but you would have taken part in it on the premise of knowing.
To understand this provision, we need to pay attention to the following four points: First, the victim must be aware of the risks of participating in cultural and sports activities. This kind of risk is inevitable, but it is uncertain whether it will produce harmful results. Second, under normal circumstances, if the actions of other participants cause damage, other participants will not bear tort liability.
Third, the responsibility of the organizer of the event shall be subject to the security obligations stipulated by law. However, it should be clear that some cultural and sports activities need organizers to inform participants of various risks in detail and clearly; Some activities do not require organizers to inform participants of risks based on experience. However, the organizer should bear the accidental damage beyond the inherent risk.
Fourth, the application of this provision needs to be combined with specific cases, and proceed from the specific circumstances of the case, carefully determine whether the cultural and sports activities have certain risks, whether they are voluntary, whether the parties and the event organizers are at fault and the degree of fault, and strictly identify and grasp them from all aspects.