This repository is a curated, static collection of real-world legal case studies documenting the consequences of web scraping, data theft, and automated tool misuse in China. It contains no executable code, data pipelines, or analytical notebooks; instead, it organizes news articles, court documents, and lawyer analyses into categorized 'forbidden zones' (禁区) covering illegal crawler services, personal data trading, copyright infringement, and service disruption. The sole entry point is the README, which lists 16+ cases with links to external sources. While not a software project, it serves as a valuable educational reference for developers and legal practitioners navigating Chinese data compliance law. The repository is fully reproducible as it consists of static markdown files with no dependencies or runtime requirements.