Group 1 - The core issue of intellectual property infringement has become a significant obstacle for cross-border e-commerce companies in Zhenjiang as they expand internationally [1][2] - Zhenjiang's cross-border e-commerce industry has seen rapid growth, covering six key sectors, with a historical high in import and export scale and ranking third in the province for growth in 2024 [1] - Many local companies face severe consequences such as account suspensions, fines, and lawsuits due to intellectual property infringement, which undermines their confidence in international expansion [1][2] Group 2 - The local market regulatory authority has identified weak awareness of intellectual property protection, regional characteristics of intellectual property, and significant differences in legal systems across countries as primary reasons for frequent disputes [1][3] - Zhenjiang has taken proactive measures to support companies in overseas intellectual property rights protection, including establishing a national-level overseas intellectual property dispute response guidance center and providing legal assistance [1][2] - The market regulatory authority plans to enhance collaboration with the cross-border e-commerce association to establish two key mechanisms: an overseas risk warning mechanism and a rapid response mechanism for disputes [3]

Core Insights - As of June this year, Zhejiang has seen a significant increase in effective invention patents, reaching 451,000, and effective trademark registrations growing to 4.916 million, both ranking among the top in the country [1] - The cumulative registration of data intellectual property in Zhejiang stands at 22,000, with a realized application value of nearly 7.7 billion [1] - In 2024, the amount of patent and trademark pledge credit reached 519.7 billion, maintaining the top position in the country for five consecutive years [1] Intellectual Property Protection Efforts - Zhejiang continues to enhance its intellectual property protection efforts by implementing comprehensive local regulations and strengthening legal safeguards [1] - The National Intellectual Property Administration supports Zhejiang in establishing 21 national-level intellectual property protection centers and rapid rights protection centers [1] - Approximately 24.6% of invention patents benefit from expedited examination services, with the average authorization period reduced to under three months [1]

7月25日，泡泡玛特联合北京海关举办了"知识产权海关保护为国潮出海保驾护航"活动。在现场，北京 海关二级巡视员、综合业务处处长曹永斌介绍，今年上半年，北京海关共查获涉嫌侵权货物53批次、 17.5万件。其中，侵犯泡泡玛特知识产权货物13批次、3万余件。 当天，双方代表以及媒体代表还实地调研了邮局海关进境邮件监管现场、听取海关知识产权保护工作简 介等工作。首都机场海关旅检一处旅检八科副科长李思捷透露，5月22日，北京海关通过旅检渠道一次 性查获了7850件LABUBU侵权玩偶以及955件印有泡泡玛特品牌标识的卡片和包装盒，是今年来一次性 查获侵权LABUBU商品数量最大的一起案件。后续，北京海关又接连查获侵权的LABUBU玩偶324件， LABUBU贴纸18200件，LABUBU手机壳53件，包装盒843件。 泡泡玛特方面表示，其一直致力于通过各种方式保护知识产权，未来将持续坚持品牌向上战略，通过提 升防伪贴难度等措施加大正品防伪力度，一步一个脚印带给消费者更好的产品，为更多消费者传递美 好。（闫冬） 曹永斌表示，去年以来，北京海关借助跨关区协作平台，与上海、广州、深圳等海关通报趋势线索，联 合各地海关拦截大量 ...

Core Viewpoint - The event organized by Wuliangye focuses on intellectual property protection and fair competition in the Chinese liquor industry, responding to the new Anti-Unfair Competition Law and addressing challenges in the sector [1][3]. Group 1: Event Overview - The intellectual property protection seminar was held on July 25 at the Chengdu Taihe Tai Legal Service Center, gathering experts from the judiciary, academia, legal profession, and the liquor industry [1]. - The seminar aimed to discuss key issues related to intellectual property protection and fair competition in the context of the new Anti-Unfair Competition Law [1][3]. Group 2: Legislative Context - The revised Anti-Unfair Competition Law, effective in 2025, introduces a three-dimensional protection system comprising "mark protection + behavior regulation + ecological maintenance" [3]. - Companies are encouraged to enhance intellectual property management through identification rights, technical prevention, and compliance review, while also being aware of legal risks in new scenarios such as algorithm recommendations and cross-border competition [3]. Group 3: Industry Challenges - Experts discussed legal boundaries of "involution-style" low-price competition and paths for protecting against imitation packaging and decoration [3]. - The new law is expected to help companies more effectively combat infringement behaviors that exploit brand reputation, thereby maintaining a healthy industry development ecosystem [3]. Group 4: Future Initiatives - Wuliangye plans to continue strengthening intellectual property protection efforts and collaborate with various stakeholders to build a fair market environment [5]. - The company will hold a series of legal seminars in cities like Shanghai and Henan to demonstrate its commitment to leading the healthy development of the industry [6].

Group 1: Private Economy and AI Integration - The private economy is a key driver of China's economic growth, and there is a focus on how private enterprises can innovate amidst the digital and intelligent transformation [2] - Experts emphasize the need for continuous updates in understanding AI technology and accelerating digital transformation within enterprises [2][7] - There is a call for stronger intellectual property protection to encourage innovation and create a positive cycle of R&D investment and technological breakthroughs [2][8] Group 2: AI's Impact on Industries - AI is significantly enhancing competitiveness across various industries, including traditional sectors like sports apparel, as demonstrated by Anta Group's integration of AI in product design and manufacturing [3][4] - Anta's AI-assisted design system has generated over 2 billion yuan in orders for 2024, showcasing the efficiency gained through AI [3] - The construction industry is lagging in digitalization, with an information penetration rate of only 0.13%, necessitating a shift towards digital technologies for high-quality development [5] Group 3: Innovation and Intellectual Property - The integration of AI and digital technologies is expected to lead to high-end industrial development, with companies needing to leverage AI as both users and innovators [6] - The World Intellectual Property Organization (WIPO) highlights the surge in patent applications related to AI, which have increased by over 800% since 2017 [6] - Strong intellectual property protection is crucial for fostering innovation, particularly for small and medium-sized enterprises [7][8] Group 4: Challenges in AI Adoption - Many private enterprises face challenges in large-scale AI application due to a lack of understanding and low levels of digitalization [7] - The successful application of AI requires a well-structured organization and collaboration across departments [7] - Current AI applications in enterprises focus on enhancing user experience, optimizing operations, and accelerating R&D [7] Group 5: Future Directions - Companies like Anta plan to invest significantly in innovation and R&D, with a commitment of 20 billion yuan over the next five years [4] - The future of industries will depend on embracing AI, IoT, and advanced networks, along with ensuring data verification and security [9] - Collaborative efforts among various stakeholders are essential to drive technological progress and realize the full potential of AI across sectors [9]

Core Viewpoint - The article highlights the increasing issue of counterfeit products, particularly those infringing on the intellectual property of the popular Chinese cultural brand, Pop Mart's Labubu series, as the brand gains global popularity [4][10]. Group 1: Intellectual Property Protection Efforts - In the first half of this year, Beijing Customs seized over 30,000 suspected counterfeit Pop Mart products [7]. - Since July, Beijing Customs has identified an additional 15,000 unauthorized items using the "POP MART" and "Labubu" trademarks [7]. - The customs authorities are employing advanced technology, such as CT and X-ray machines, for non-intrusive inspections to detect suspicious items [5][9]. Group 2: Trends in Counterfeiting - The popularity of Labubu has led to a surge in counterfeit products, with over 20 reported cases of infringement in June alone [4]. - Counterfeit items are being smuggled through various channels, including passenger luggage and international express shipments [7]. - The customs officials have noted a trend of counterfeit products moving overseas, disrupting local market order and affecting the sales of genuine products [10]. Group 3: Customs Procedures and Collaboration - Customs officials verify whether goods are authorized by the intellectual property rights holders before taking protective measures [9]. - Beijing Customs has established a communication bridge with enterprises, offering guidance on intellectual property customs protection [10]. - In the first five months of this year, Pop Mart's exports reached 1.69 billion yuan, a year-on-year increase of 405.7% [10]. Group 4: Future Outlook and Initiatives - In the first half of this year, Beijing has seen 787 new applications for intellectual property customs protection, surpassing the total for the entire previous year [11]. - The customs authority aims to enhance regulatory efficiency and service levels to better protect Chinese brands as they expand internationally [11].

Core Viewpoint - The article highlights the contributions of Mao Aidong, a prominent lawyer in Hangzhou, who plays a dual role as a legal protector for businesses and a public legal educator, emphasizing the importance of legal awareness and support for enterprises and the community [2][3][4]. Group 1: Professional Contributions - Mao Aidong has been actively involved in protecting intellectual property rights for various enterprises, particularly high-tech and foreign-invested companies, providing legal consultations to enhance their international competitiveness [3][4]. - He has conducted over 5,000 training sessions for small and medium-sized enterprises in Hangzhou over the past five years, focusing on knowledge of intellectual property laws to help businesses avoid legal risks [3][4]. Group 2: Legislative Involvement - Mao has participated in the legislative consultation for several local regulations, including the "Hangzhou Intellectual Property Protection and Promotion Regulations" and the "Hangzhou Pre-Hospital Emergency Management Regulations," contributing to the legal framework that supports the city's development [4][5]. Group 3: Community Engagement - As a mediator and public legal educator, Mao has accumulated over 1,600 hours of mediation experience, resolving more than 400 disputes, which has established him as a trusted legal representative among the citizens of Hangzhou [6][7]. - He founded a legal service team under the Democratic League in Hangzhou, providing legal advice and public legal education across various community sectors, including schools and construction sites, to address common legal issues faced by the public [6][7].

Group 1 - Pop Mart is suing 7-Eleven in the US for selling counterfeit LABUBU toys, highlighting the importance of intellectual property protection [1] - The lawsuit indicates Pop Mart's zero-tolerance stance towards infringement, which could impact its brand image and market competitiveness [1] - The incident serves as a reminder for global retailers to enhance supply chain management to prevent counterfeit products from entering the market [1] Group 2 - Yuanji Yunjiao has announced the opening of franchise opportunities in Singapore, marking its first step in overseas expansion [2] - The brand currently operates nearly 5,000 stores in China, showcasing its scalable operational experience [2] - This move is expected to enhance the international visibility of Yuanji Yunjiao and attract more investors to the Chinese dining sector [2] Group 3 - Tesla's first diner in Los Angeles generated approximately $47,000 in revenue within six hours, outperforming nearby McDonald's by 30% [3] - If successful, Tesla plans to replicate this model in other locations, including a site near its Shanghai factory [3] - This innovative approach combines dining with charging, potentially setting a new trend in the integration of automotive and food service industries [3] Group 4 - Snow Peak has closed all its offline stores in Hangzhou, reflecting challenges in brand image and channel management in the Chinese market [4] - The brand's reliance on high pricing and distribution channels has led to a confused brand image and inconsistent operational standards [4] - Snow Peak needs to optimize its long-term strategy and enhance direct sales efforts to improve brand consistency and meet diverse consumer demands [4]

Group 1 - The core viewpoint emphasizes the role of public security in ensuring a new development pattern and high-quality economic growth during the "14th Five-Year Plan" period, contributing to the dual miracles of rapid economic development and long-term social stability in China [1] - During the "14th Five-Year Plan" period, public security agencies have effectively enhanced social governance efficiency and precision in service delivery, deepening the strategies of reforming and strengthening the police and promoting technology in policing [1] - China is recognized as one of the safest countries globally, with the lowest homicide rate, lowest criminal crime rate, and fewest gun-related incidents [1] Group 2 - A total of 156,000 cases of intellectual property infringement and the production and sale of counterfeit goods were investigated during the "14th Five-Year Plan" period [2] - The "Anxin" special operation was launched to strengthen criminal protection of commercial secrets in key sectors, with 576 cases of commercial secret infringement being investigated [2] - The Ministry of Public Security has issued opinions on legally combating intellectual property crimes to support high-quality development, emphasizing the need for higher standards in intellectual property protection [2]

Core Viewpoint - The article discusses the relationship between intellectual property protection and innovation in the digital economy, highlighting the need for timely discussions on emerging issues to inform future legal regulations [1][3]. Group 1: Intellectual Property Issues - E-commerce platforms have a responsibility to actively review and stop infringement, particularly regarding the sale of counterfeit products [3]. - Selling brand packaging as standalone products is deemed illegal, as it can facilitate counterfeit activities [3]. - Major brands like Apple and Moutai have seen their packaging materials sold on various e-commerce platforms, prompting legal warnings to these platforms [3]. Group 2: Litigation Trends Among Tech Companies - The report indicates that major tech companies have a low success rate in civil litigation, with win rates ranging from 20% to 41% [4]. - Huawei has the highest win rate at 40.99%, followed by Alibaba at 36.59%, with ByteDance and Tencent at 33.16% and 32.65%, respectively [4]. - Weibo shows strong litigation risk management with a low loss rate of 3.84% [4]. Group 3: Settlement and Resolution Patterns - A high rate of settlement and withdrawal is observed, with 54.54% of cases resulting in "other and withdrawal" [5]. - Weibo has a 75.64% settlement rate in its cases, while OPPO follows closely at 75.04% [5]. - The increase in settlement rates and decrease in case numbers reflect improvements in the judicial environment and the legal strategies of companies in the digital age [5].