Answer: A, B, C
In 1979, after the Third Plenary Session of the Eleventh Central Committee of the Communist Party of China was held, my country’s three laws, Patent Law, Trademark Law, and Copyright Law, were drafted at the same time. . In the 1979 "Criminal Law", it was stipulated that the counterfeit use of other people's registered trademarks was prohibited, so that from then on trademarks were given "exclusive rights" and became a "civil right arising from the criminal law". By the way, in our country's long history of relatively developed criminal law but underdeveloped civil law, many civil rights were generated in accordance with criminal law and were only protected by criminal law. In 1982, my country promulgated the Trademark Law (and revised it twice in February 1993 and now); in 1984, my country promulgated the Patent Law (and revised it twice in September 1992 and August 2000) ; In 1986, our country promulgated the "General Principles of Civil Law", which clearly stipulates the protection of intellectual property rights; in 1990, our country promulgated the "Copyright Law" to protect copyrights. In June 1991, the State Council promulgated the Computer Software Protection Regulations; in 1993 In September 1997, my country promulgated the "Anti-Unfair Competition Law" and began to explicitly protect trade secrets; in March 1997, the State Council promulgated the "Regulations on the Protection of New Plant Varieties". In addition to several separate laws and administrative regulations, my country's "Criminal Law" revised in 1997 also includes a special chapter that stipulates criminal sanctions for those who seriously infringe trademark rights, infringe copyright, infringe trade secrets and counterfeit others' patents. At this point, the basic laws and regulations in my country’s legal system for intellectual property protection are already in place