1. "Including but not limited to" is often used in professional and authoritative legal or policy documents such as laws, regulations and policy documents, and also in contract texts. That is to say, all the related contents involved later are included, but they are not exhaustive, not only limited to the specific contents mentioned, but also include other aspects related to this specific content or the same class. For example, the trademark right and copyright mentioned in the question are all included in the prescribed scope, but they are not limited to these two items, and can also be other intellectual property rights of the same nature.
2. Trademark rights and copyrights belong to non-patent rights; Patent rights include inventions, utility models and designs, among which inventions involve product inventions and method inventions. Trademark rights are used to distinguish the sources of goods or services, and producers and operators apply for registration and enjoy exclusive rights. Adopt the principle of registration protection. Copyright is aimed at scientific and literary works, and it is an automatic right to obtain copyright, which belongs to the category of non-patent right.
To sum up, non-patent rights including but not limited to trademark rights and copyrights refer to normative items including trademark rights and copyrights, but not limited to these two items, as well as other non-patent rights.