China's 'gray zone information war': The risks hidden behind visa-free tourism must be faced

Key points in 3 lines

1. There have been a series of cases in which Chinese tourists have been caught photographing military and security facilities such as naval bases and airports.
2. Nam Wan-woo, visiting professor in the Department of Law at Jeonju University, argues that individuals must also cooperate with intelligence activities under Article 7 of China's National Intelligence Law.
3. The author argues that the government must quickly reassess its visa-free entry system and strengthen security around military and key industrial facilities.

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