In order to continue to consolidate the foundation for safe operation of the exhibition hall, standardize service management, and optimize the exhibition experience, the permanent exhibition hall of Shenzhen Science and Technology Museum will solidly carry out the "**Safety, Warmth, and Delicacy"**special improvement action in 2026, aiming to comprehensively improve the venue's comprehensive capabilities in safety assurance, compliance operations, and convenient services through professional training, real-life drills, and standardized rectification, and build a secure service barrier for science popularization positions. Yang Zhenzhong, partner lawyer of Jingsh Law Firm and director of the Cultural Media Legal Affairs Department of Jingsh Law Firm, was invited to participate in the event and give a special lecture.
▲ Yang Zhenzhong, partner lawyer of Jingsh Law Firm and director of the Cultural Media Legal Affairs Department of Jingsh Law Firm
During the event, Yang Zhenzhong, partner lawyer of Jingsh Law Firm and director of the Culture and Media Legal Affairs Department of Jingsh Law Firm, gave a special lecture on "Legal Risk Prevention and Rights Protection of Anxin Venues in the Anxin Project - Interpreting the Law with Cases", focusing on the legal risk prevention and rights protection issues in the operation of science and technology venues. He focused on nine high-frequency practical scenarios, including property damage recovery, response to malicious blackmail, definition of responsibility for missing children, obligation to inform rules, first aid treatment specifications, evidence preservation management, protection of employee performance, and protection of cultural and creative intellectual property. Based on real cases, he systematically sorted out the legal risk points and response strategies in the venue operation process.
▲Lecture site
During the lecture, Director Yang Zhenzhong provided an in-depth analysis of the legal boundaries of venue safety, rule reminders, evidence retention, and protection of minors through typical cases. He emphasized that venue risk prevention and control should adhere to the three major principles of "leaving traces of management, full traceability", "clear obligations and fulfilling duties" and "infringement of rights and interests, and safeguarding rights in accordance with the law". He also suggested that measures such as extending the monitoring and storage period, standardizing the use of law enforcement recorders, equipping certified first aid personnel and improving the rules notification mechanism should be adopted to achieve closed-loop management of legal risks. Regarding hot issues such as compliance of cultural and creative products, ticketing disputes, and claims for injuries caused by spectator violations, he provided legal basis and practical guidance one by one, clarifying the boundaries of responsibilities of venues after they fulfill their obligations of warning, protection, and rescue in accordance with the law. At the same time, he reminded that it is necessary to strengthen intellectual property protection and product quality management, and rationally use commercial insurance to diversify business risks.
This lecture provided strong support for the establishment of a systematic, standardized and professional legal risk prevention and control system for science and technology venues, further enhanced the venue staff's awareness of legal performance of duties and risk prevention, and provided professional guarantee for promoting the safe, standardized and high-quality operation of science and technology venues. In the future, Jingshi Law Firm will continue to give full play to its advantages in professional legal services, actively participate in the construction of the rule of law in public service fields such as culture, science and technology, and education, provide high-quality legal services in key areas such as venue operation and management, intellectual property protection, and public safety and security, and use its professional strength to help improve the level of public cultural services.
