Plaintiff Wang Longjiang once worked in a scenic spot. During this period, the scenic spot organized Wang Longjiang and other employees to take photos of tourism project demonstrations. Wang Longjiang cooperated in taking photos of holding guns and shooting arrows. The scenic spot printed a set of photos, including Wang Longjiang's photo, into promotional poster pages and distributed them to tourists along with their tickets. Then the scenic spot set up a giant billboard at a prominent location in the scenic spot, and spray-painted a photo of Wang Longjiang holding a gun on the billboard. Regarding the above-mentioned behavior of the scenic spot, Wang Longjiang admitted that he knew about it and did not raise any objection. In 2002, the scenic spot provided Wang's photos to the city's tourism bureau, which printed the photos into playing cards and distributed them to tourists as souvenirs. However, Wang Longjiang claimed that the Scenic Area and Tourism Bureau used my portrait on giant billboards, brochures, and playing cards without my permission, and for the purpose of profit. He asked the defendant to stop the infringement and remove and destroy my portrait. billboards, brochures and playing cards, and were compensated for economic losses of 20,000 yuan and 5,000 yuan respectively.