Which criminal law has been violated in selling satellite antennas?

Article 3 of China's criminal law determines the application of the principle of legality in China. The classic expression of the principle of legally prescribed punishment for a specified crime is "no crime without express provisions, no punishment without express provisions." According to the principle of a legally prescribed punishment for a crime in criminal law, it is necessary to violate the criminal law before transferring it to judicial organs for criminal responsibility.

There is no relevant provision in China's criminal law prohibiting individual citizens from using satellite TV receivers. So it's not illegal.

1993, the State Council promulgated DecreeNo. 129, Regulations on the Administration of Ground Receiving Facilities for Satellite TV Broadcasting. Immediately, the Ministry of Radio, Film and Television formulated the detailed rules for the implementation of the 1 1 order in order to cooperate with the 129 order. It was reasonable in the political and economic background at that time, but 13 years later, Chinese mainland's economy made rapid progress and its GDP growth reached a new high. The political situation is stable, the people live and work in peace and contentment, and the society develops harmoniously. It is not "keeping pace with the times" to prohibit individual citizens from using satellite TV receivers to watch overseas satellite TV programs. China's development is in line with the world, but China citizens can't enjoy the fruits of science, technology and civilization, and can't watch, appreciate, criticize or communicate with the outside world through satellite TV. This is regrettable.