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On 19 October 2010, the State Council announced a new national campaign to crack down on counterfeit products and IPR infringements. This new campaign started at the end of October and will continue for six months.

中国国家版権局の発表によると、2021年、...

On April 21, 2026, the Beijing Intellectual Property Court published its annual case list for 2025. The release includes ten main cases (available in both Chinese and English) and nine nominated cases.

On April 1, 2021, Beijing Intellectual Property Court announced its recent ruling on the dispute over the validity of a "snake head" figurative trademark, in favor of Bulgari.

China's copyright registrations for computer software exceeded 10 million, increasing 12-fold from 2012 to 2022, according to a copyright protection conference held...

The China-ASEAN Cooperation Forum on Intellectual Property, with the theme of "Intellectual Property and Sustainable Development Goals:

A Guangzhou court has delivered China's first criminal verdict for copyright infringement involving AI-generated content, sentencing two individuals for illegally recording and reselling over 1,700 AI-created short dramas. The landmark decision confirms that AI-assisted works can receive copyright protection when significant human intellectual effort is involved, while making clear that unauthorized commercial distribution of such content remains illegal.

The new interpretation refines the legal standards for punitive damages based on experience gained since the previous rules were issued in 2021.

The procurators approved the arrest of 5,627 persons involved in 3,306 criminal cases of IPR infringement.

There are 185 copyright infringement cases filed in 2020, of which 25 cases are about the infringement of the right of communication through information network.

More than 84,000 enforcement operations were carried out in key markets where infringements and counterfeiting are frequent, the statement said.

China is looking to establish a technical support system to detect, monitor and track evidence of intellectual property (IP) infringement and counterfeiting by 2020.

The procedure, extent and mechanism of such reviews will be tightened.

On Nov. 27, 2016, China released a Guideline on better protection of property rights, in an effort to shore up social confidence and promote social justice.

Last year, 3.98 million works were copyrighted, up about 20 percent year-on-year, according to statistics released by the National Copyright Administration.

W&B's case involving the online game Hearthstone can serve as a useful example in answer to this question.

Recently, China sought to reassure foreign investors that it would never close its doors to the outside world and was committed to making China a fairer place to conduct business.