(i) intellectual property papers
1. An analysis of china's political and economic position in the world system, the gap between china's own institutions and its status in the world, and its sovereign and dominant relations in the legal system demonstrate china's development in today's intellectual property culture。
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Keyword
Intellectual property rights (iprs); intellectual property rights (iprs); the culture of intellectual property; and the knowledge economy since its “1355” our country has emerged as one of the world's most innovative countries. The level of science, technology and innovation has been at the forefront and leading stage in several frontier areas. Science, technology and innovation have entered an era of high-quality development, and the international status and overall level of development of science and technology has changed dramatically and historically. However, intellectual property rights are still not effectively integrated into chinese society as an organism and do not reflect and exercise their rightful role in promoting and regulating society。
First, the failure of intellectual property rights to form a universal legal consensus in china, and the failure of china's legal system to truly understand the essence of intellectual property rights, have made intellectual property rights a vase, thus depriving them of the impetus and channels for their own development, leaving them in a position where chinese intellectual property rights are subject to one side to another, and whether china really needs intellectual property law, which remains an open question. Popular abuse of intellectual property rights, such as piracy, chains, scavenging, counterfeiting and theft, is a common problem not only at home, but also worldwide. It is common in developing countries such as my own, where science and technology are less developed and where modernity is urgently needed, even in some developed countries. The income of pirated persons is illegal and they are never handed over to the state for the development of its economy. The main victims of piracy are domestic enterprises, such as our own software piracy, which directly hampers the development of our own software industry. As secretary-general xi has pointed out: “improving intellectual property protection is the most important element in improving the system of protection of property rights and the greatest incentive to improve the competitiveness of the chinese economy.”

4. In november 2019, the state council promulgated the regulation on optimizing the business environment, which establishes, at the national level, the basic administrative regulations for optimizing the business environment, marking a new stage in the country's marketization, legalization and internationalization of the business environment. Thus, the establishment and development of intellectual property rights in china is imperative, whether in favour of china or not. In the context of today’s globalization, and in the context of china’s major strategy of developing a knowledge-based economy and building an innovative state, china cannot defy the rules of intellectual property rights, nor can it be left to the western developed countries。
(ii) what intellectual property protection entails
Intellectual property protection is often narrowly understood as protection of intellectual property through judicial and administrative enforcement。
Broadly defined intellectual property protection refers to the sum of all activities undertaken to suppress and combat violations of intellectual property rights in accordance with existing laws。
First, legislative protection, i. E., the state grants civil subjects, through legislation, an intellectual property right over their intellectual property and related spiritual interests, which is legally binding。
Second, administrative protection, i. E. Administrative action by state administrative authorities to impose administrative penalties for certain more serious violations of intellectual property law, as well as the authorization of certain intellectual property rights to holders。

Third, judicial protection refers to the judicial protection of intellectual property rights。
Fourth, collective intellectual property rights (iprs) are protected by a weaker intellectual property person who, by forming an organization that deals with matters relating to the protection of intellectual property, defends his interests and forces。
Fifth, self-remediation by an owner or other interested person。
Sixthly, public opinion is directed towards the protection of public opinion and is guided by sound intellectual property rights, creating a favourable climate for intellectual property protection。
Legal basis
Article 4 of the copyright act states that the exercise of copyright by copyright holders may not be contrary to the constitution and laws and may not be detrimental to the public interest. The state supervises the publication and dissemination of works in accordance with the law。
(iii) meaning of intellectual property rights

Intellectual property rights, also known as “knowledge rights”, refer to “the legal exclusive rights of rights-holders to the markings and reputations of their intellectual work and activities”, which are generally valid for a limited period of time. Intellectual creations such as inventions, visual designs, literary and artistic works, as well as signs, names and images used in commerce, can be considered intellectual property rights owned by an individual or organization. The term “intellectual property” emerged after the establishment of the world intellectual property organization in 1967。
Intellectual property rights (iprs) are exclusive rights to intellectual labour created by human beings in social practice. As science and technology develop, and in order to better protect the interests of owners, the intellectual property regime should emerge and continue to evolve. Today there are increasing violations of intellectual property rights such as patent rights, copyrights and trademarks. The first half of the 17th century had given rise to a modern patent system; a hundred years later had given rise to a “proprietary notice” system; and more than a hundred years later, it had begun with the needs of the courts in dealing with tort disputes. In the twenty-first century, intellectual property rights (iprs) are closely linked to human life and are plethorad with intellectual property rights (iprs), whose important role we can see in commercial competition。
3 on 24 april 2017, the supreme law published the outline for judicial protection of intellectual property in china. In september 2018, the central office of the communist republic of china and the office of the state council issued important documents, such as the opinions on certain issues of reform and innovation in the field of intellectual property justice. In 2019, the evaluation report of the state of development of intellectual property rights in china 2018 was published: on 24 november of the same year, the central office of the communist party and the office of the state council issued an opinion on strengthening protection of intellectual property rights and issued a circular requiring the various departments of the regions to follow up carefully in practice。
(iv) what are the intellectual property rights in project declarations? Write
The formulation of intellectual property rights in the project declaration: the description of the enterprise's property rights, if the original intellectual property rights of the parties are still owned by the parties, the additional intellectual property rights arising from the project cooperation are shared by both parties and can only be patented jointly with the written consent of both parties, and the additional benefits arising from the newly generated intellectual property rights are distributed by both parties in proportion。
Intellectual property rights, also referred to as intellectual property rights, refer to the rights-holders ' property rights over the results of their intellectual work, generally valid for a limited period of time. Intellectual creations such as inventions, visual designs, literary and artistic works, as well as signs, names and images used in commerce, can be considered intellectual property rights owned by an individual or organization。




