Will you be killed if you touch a porcelain car with your body?

Touching porcelain can't directly kill yourself.

As long as you kill someone, you will be punished as a traffic accident. If the owner can't control his emotions for a while and then directly crashes into it, causing irreparable losses, the minimum sentence is three years. The plot is very bad, that is, running away after killing. At this time, the minimum is seven years in prison.

Touching porcelain is extortion, and being blackmailed will be punished. The punishment depends on the amount and circumstances involved, which seriously constitutes extortion. If fraud is both accomplished and attempted, and reaches different sentencing ranges, it shall be punished in accordance with the provisions of heavier punishment; if it reaches the same sentencing range, it shall be punished as fraud, and the amount of public and private property defrauded reaches the relevant provisions. Using the Internet, radio and television, newspapers and magazines, by sending short messages, making phone calls or publishing false information, or in the name of collecting donations for disaster relief, defrauding an unspecified majority of people of disaster relief, emergency rescue, flood prevention, special care, poverty alleviation, immigration, relief and medical care, and defrauding the disabled, the elderly or people who have lost the ability to work, thus causing the victim to commit suicide, mental disorder or other serious consequences, he may be given a heavier punishment as appropriate in accordance with relevant regulations. If the perpetrator pleads guilty and repents, and has the circumstances of legal lenient punishment, and returns the stolen money and goods in full before the judgment of the first instance, does not participate in sharing the stolen money and goods, or gets less stolen money and goods and is not the principal offender, the victim understands, and other circumstances are minor and harmless, he may not be prosecuted or exempted from criminal punishment in accordance with the relevant provisions.