1. Intellectual property protection generally refers to the ownership of the fruits of intellectual labor produced by human intellectual labor. It is an exclusive right granted to qualified authors, inventors or achievement owners within a certain period of time in accordance with the laws of various countries. It is generally believed to include copyright (copyright) and industrial property rights. Copyright (copyright) refers to the general term for the personal rights and property rights that authors and other copyright holders of literary, artistic and scientific works enjoy in accordance with the law; industrial property rights refers to invention patents, utility model patents, and design patents. , trademarks, service marks, manufacturer names, source names or origin names, etc., enjoy exclusive rights. Since the promulgation of the "Notice of the National Intellectual Property Strategy Outline" in 2008, my country has successively promulgated laws and regulations such as the "Trademark Law", "Patent Law", "Technology Contract Law", "Copyright Law" and "Anti-Unfair Competition Law" document.
2. Intellectual property protection. From a macro level, the country has provided a strong legal basis for the protection of enterprises’ intellectual property rights at the legal system level, which provides enterprises with the basis for formulating intellectual property protection systems and specific implementation. The method points out the direction, but there is currently a lack of separate legal and regulatory details for infringement cases. In order to protect corporate trade secrets, it is recommended to formulate documents such as the Corporate Trade Secrets Protection Law and the Intellectual Property Law, and formulate detailed regulations on the protection and infringement of commercial secret documents between companies and between companies and employees. At the opening ceremony of the first China International Import Expo on November 9, 2018, China announced that it would resolutely punish infringements of the legitimate rights and interests of foreign businesses, especially infringements of intellectual property rights, improve the quality and efficiency of intellectual property review, introduce a punitive compensation system, and significantly improve Violation costs.