私人影院：别让 “私密” 沦为违法的遮羞布

Core Viewpoint - The private cinema industry is facing significant issues with illegal activities, including forced consumption and the facilitation of illicit services, which undermine its intended purpose as a space for leisure and entertainment [1][2]. Group 1: Issues in Private Cinemas - Many private cinemas are reported to lure customers with low-priced viewing packages, only to force them to purchase expensive companion services starting at 299 yuan [1]. - Some establishments suggest that customers can take companions outside or stay overnight without any identity registration, raising serious legal concerns [1]. - The private nature of these cinemas makes regulation difficult, as they often operate in hidden locations and utilize online booking systems, complicating enforcement efforts [1]. Group 2: Regulatory Recommendations - A "zero tolerance" approach is necessary to address these illegal activities, requiring collaboration among multiple departments such as public security, cultural tourism, and market regulation [2]. - It is recommended that private cinemas implement full surveillance coverage in public areas, with strict penalties for violations, including revocation of business licenses and blacklisting of responsible individuals [2]. - Online platforms should also take responsibility by verifying the qualifications of private cinemas and eliminating ambiguous advertising related to "companions" and "interactive experiences" [2].