Relevant regulations on the entry and exit of printed matter and audiovisual products by mail

In recent years, the phenomenon of mailing printed materials and audiovisual products entering and leaving the country has become increasingly common. However, because many citizens do not have a good understanding of customs regulations on the entry and exit of printed matter and audiovisual products by mail, it has caused great inconvenience to life. What kind of printed materials and audiovisual products cannot be carried and mailed in and out of the country? Printed matter refers to a copy of the same content that is reprinted on paper or other commonly used materials by making an image or text manuscript into a printing plate. Inbound and outbound photographic film, paper type, painting, cut and paste, manuscript, manuscript, photocopy and other goods and articles that contain text, images, symbols, etc., the customs shall supervise and supervise in accordance with relevant regulations on inbound and outbound printed matter. Audiovisual products refer to records, audio tapes, video tapes, laser discs, and laser discs that contain content. The customs shall supervise and supervise the entry and exit of magnetic, optical, and electrical storage media containing graphics, text, and audiovisual information in accordance with the relevant regulations on entry and exit of audiovisual products. The Regulations of the Customs of the People’s Republic of China on the Supervision of Entry and Exit Printed Matters and Audiovisual Products (Order No. 161 of the General Administration of Customs) stipulates that: Principle; 2. Endangering national unity, sovereignty and territorial integrity; 3. Endangering national security or harming national honor and interests; 4. Attacking the Communist Party of China and slandering the government of the People’s Republic of China; 5. Inciting ethnic hatred and ethnic discrimination, Undermining national unity or infringing on national customs and habits; 6. Propagating cults or superstitions; 7. Disrupting social order and undermining social stability; 8. Promoting obscenity, gambling, violence, or instigating crime; 9. Insulting or slandering others , Infringe upon the lawful rights and interests of others; 10. Endanger social morality or excellent ethnic cultural traditions; 11. The competent national authority determines that entry is prohibited; 12. Other content prohibited by laws, administrative regulations and national regulations. (2) Printed materials or audio-visual products containing one of the following contents are prohibited from exiting the country: 1. The contents listed in the printed materials or audio-visual products that are prohibited from entering the country; 2. Involving state secrets; 3. The national competent authority determines that exit is prohibited . (3) Regulations on the management of the entry and exit of printed products and audio-visual products within a reasonable amount for personal use 1. Baggage items carried by individuals and items mailed in and out of the country shall be limited to a reasonable quantity for personal use and subject to customs supervision. 2. Customs will grant duty-free inspection and release of imported printed matter and audio-visual products for personal use within the following prescribed quantities: (1) Books, newspapers, and periodicals issued in single copies are less than 10 copies per person each time: (2) ) Single-disc (disc) audio-visual products issued less than 20 per person per time: (3) Book publications issued as a set, less than 3 sets per person per time: (4) Audio-visual products issued as a complete set, per person per time Less than 3 sets. 3. Copies of local chronicles that do not involve the borders of our country and copies of my family tree can be released. (4) Where the regulations governing the entry and exit of printed materials and audiovisual products exceeding the reasonable quantity for personal use exceed the above-mentioned quantity, but are still within the reasonable quantity, the customs shall not fall into the following prescribed circumstances. Taxes shall be levied and released for the part exceeding the prescribed quantity in accordance with the 'Tariff Regulations' on the collection of import taxes on imported goods. Under any of the following circumstances, the customs shall handle all imported printed matter and audio-visual products in accordance with the relevant procedures according to the law: 50 volumes (copy); (2) Individuals carry and mail single discs (discs) of audio-visual products into the country, and each person exceeds 100 discs at a time; (3) Individuals carry and mail complete sets of book publications If there are more than 10 sets per person at a time: (4) Individuals carry and mail a complete set of audio-visual products into the country, with more than 10 sets per person at a time; (5) Other features that constitute the goods.