Is fortune telling forbidden by law in China?

There is no special law prohibiting fortune telling in our country, but citizens' related property or other things suffer losses due to improper fortune telling, which may constitute fraud, insult and other crimes, so they must bear criminal responsibility and punishment.

1, the state just does not advocate and oppose feudal superstitious activities. However, if feudal superstitious activities cause actual personal or property losses, they may violate relevant laws. There is no standard about fortune tellers, but as an ordinary citizen, fortune tellers still have to abide by the basic laws of the country. This is a vague thing, that is, the state does not prohibit it and is not protected by law. If you give people fortune-telling in disorder and cause serious consequences, I am afraid you will be investigated for legal responsibility. In any case, this is no longer an era when power forces national culture to yield. If you are really capable, you can help people solve problems and avoid making money from refugees and deception. I believe that China culture will develop greatly. Fortune-telling is not the orthodox culture of the country, but it is the immortal orthodox culture of the Han nationality and a worldwide cultural heritage.

2. If the fortune teller is kind-oriented and kind enough to help others, I think there will never be a plaintiff. As for the interference of some jealous people, those who are jealous of grapes and self-righteous, it will never become a climate, because as long as the accuracy of this culture exists, it has its certain scientific truth, and its vitality and charm will always exist. Whether it is legal or not, he will not lose his original glory. The criminal laws that fortune tellers are prone to commit are: fraud, extortion, organizing the use of church doors, cult organization, and using superstition to undermine law enforcement.

There are many network divination routines, which are easy to breed other related illegal and criminal acts. For example, using online divination to fabricate facts, concealing the truth, defrauding customers of money on the grounds of transshipment, suspected of fraud; Developing offline agents in the name of network divination, extracting commissions and commissions, belongs to pyramid schemes, and is suspected of organizing and leading pyramid schemes; Using network divination to illegally obtain citizens' personal information and sell it for profit is suspected of infringing citizens' personal information.