What does smuggling mean?

The crime of smuggling refers to the act that a natural person can't pass through a designated port or a legal imaginary border without border inspection or entry and exit permit, and can be investigated and dealt with. Ted's administrative or criminal responsibility.

For a country, smuggling affects normal personnel exchanges between countries, reduces visa income, disrupts border management and security, and brings hidden dangers to national security. For individuals, violation of border management regulations increases the risk factor and their personal safety cannot be guaranteed.

With the rise of the European capital movement 500 years ago, some cross-border business activities increased, and many businessmen began to enter the customs illegally on a large scale under the condition of imperfect laws at that time.

Among them, Dutch, Spanish, Portuguese and British were the early "stowaways" in China's southeast coastal areas doing business in Taiwan Province Province, Hongkong and Macau.

Extended data:

The Origin of Smuggling With the rise of the European capital movement 500 years ago, some cross-border commercial activities increased day by day, and many businessmen began to illegally enter the customs on a large scale under the condition of imperfect laws at that time.

For a country, smuggling affects normal personnel exchanges between countries, reduces visa income, disrupts border management and security, and brings hidden dangers to national security. For individuals, violation of border management regulations increases the risk factor and their personal safety cannot be guaranteed.

References:

Baidu encyclopedia "smuggling"