The difference between intellectual property rights and patent rights

According to the provisions of the copyright law, the difference between intellectual property rights and patents: intellectual property rights cover patent rights, and patent rights are simply a kind of intellectual property rights. Intellectual property is an intangible property right, which is the right that human beings enjoy according to law after they have achieved certain results in intellectual creation activities and obtained legal recognition of intellectual property rights. Our common intellectual property rights include patent right, trademark exclusive right and copyright. The patent right needs to go through the patent application procedures, the trademark right needs to go through the registered trademark registration, and the copyright automatically arises from the date of completion of the original work, and the copyright registration procedures are not compulsory.