Malaysia promulgated the industrial design law in 1996. According to this law, industrial design refers to the characteristics applied to the shape, configuration, style or decoration of goods through industrial methods or industrial treatment. Reflected in the finished product and resorting to or relying on visual judgment, it has visual appeal. But it does not include: the method or principle of architecture; The shape, configuration and style of a commodity are completely determined by the inherent performance of the commodity or depend on the appearance of another commodity, and the author of the appearance wants the design component of the appearance.