最近千万别发这种朋友圈，已有多人被抓！转发也不行

Core Viewpoint - The article highlights the legal consequences of selling fireworks through social media platforms, emphasizing that such activities are illegal and have led to multiple arrests across various regions in China [1][2][3][4]. Group 1: Illegal Activities and Arrests - Multiple cases of illegal fireworks sales have been reported, with over 20 arrests made in Shanghai since November 2025, resulting in the confiscation of more than 900 boxes of illegal fireworks [1]. - In Anhui, an individual was detained for illegally storing 135 boxes of fireworks after promoting them on WeChat [2]. - A case in Shandong involved an individual selling fireworks without the necessary permits, leading to administrative detention [3]. - In Zhejiang, another individual was arrested for selling various types of fireworks without proper authorization [4]. Group 2: Legal Implications - Selling fireworks on social media, regardless of having a sales permit, is considered illegal, and both sellers and those who share such posts may face legal repercussions [6][7]. - If the illegal sales exceed 50,000 yuan or the illegal gains exceed 10,000 yuan, it meets the criteria for criminal charges under illegal business operations [7]. - The legal framework stipulates severe penalties for illegal production, operation, or transportation of fireworks, including fines and potential imprisonment [10].