Original words in "Detailed Explanation of Patent Law":
In fact, not all inventions and creations can produce good technical and social effects. Only inventions and creations that achieve results should be rewarded by society. This is a matter of course. However, how to correctly and fairly evaluate whether inventions and creations can produce effects and to what extent they can produce effects is something that our country has been working hard on in the past, but the results have always been unsatisfactory.
Under the patent system, patentees obtain economic benefits by implementing their own patents, licensing others to implement their patents, and stopping others from infringing. Whether a patent-protected invention is valuable is determined by the market, and whether the patent right is worth retaining is determined by the patentee himself, rather than by some person or institution through review and appraisal. Therefore, the result is also It is more fair and objective. In other words, the way the patent system works ensures that the "oil of profit" can be selectively added to the "fire of genius" that is worth the money, which is one of the outstanding advantages of the patent system.
I personally think:
(1) Whether the applicant’s personal writing quality is high enough; (2) Whether the market value of the patent itself is high, do market research before applying, Can it be sold? (3) Is the advertisement well done? These are questions that all applicants should consider. It is not impossible that many excellent projects end up being ignored, which is a pity.