Of course, the state stipulates 1. Exclusive right to implement. The exclusive right to implement includes two aspects: (1) The patentee’s right to implement his patent by himself, that is, the patentee’s legal rights to carry out the patented product. The exclusive right to manufacture, use, sell, or allow sales, or the patentee’s exclusive right to use its patented method according to law and the exclusive right to use and sell products directly obtained according to the patented method; (2) The patentee has the right to prohibit others from exploiting the patent. Except as otherwise provided by the Patent Law, invention and utility model patentees have the right to prohibit any unit or individual from implementing their patent without their permission, that is, manufacturing, using, selling, allowing the sale, and importing their patented products for production and business purposes. Or use its patented method and use, sell, allow the sale, and import products directly obtained according to the patented method; the design patentee has the right to prohibit any unit or individual from implementing its patent without its permission, that is, manufacturing, Sales and import of its patented design products. 2. Transfer right refers to the right of the patentee to transfer the patent ownership it has obtained to others. When transferring patent rights, the parties concerned shall enter into a written contract and register it with the patent administration department of the State Council, which shall make an announcement. The transfer of patent rights takes effect from the date of registration. Any transfer of patent rights by Chinese entities or individuals to foreigners must be approved by the relevant competent authorities under the State Council. 3. Licensing right: Licensing right refers to the right of the patentee to license others to implement its patent and collect patent royalties through the implementation of a licensing contract. 4. Right to mark: The right to mark means that the patentee has the right to decide whether to display the patent mark and patent number on its patented product or the packaging of the product. 5. Right to request protection 6. Right to give up The patentee can voluntarily give up its patent right at any time before the expiration of the patent protection period by making a written statement or by not paying annual fees. The Patent Law stipulates: "If the patentee gives up his patent rights in a written statement," the patent rights will be terminated before the expiration of the term. After the patentee makes a declaration of abandoning the patent right, its patent right can be terminated once it is registered and announced by the Patent Administration Department of the State Council. When giving up patent rights, you need to pay attention to: A. When the patent right is shared by more than two units or individuals, it must be given up with the consent of all patentees; B. The patentee has signed a patent implementation license contract with others to license others. In the case of implementing its patent, the licensee's consent must be obtained in advance when giving up the patent right, and the licensee must be compensated for the resulting losses according to the contract. Otherwise, the patentee shall not give up the patent right at will. 7. Pledge rights: According to the security law, the patentee also has the right to pledge the property rights in its patent rights.