Core Viewpoint - Recent court rulings in Guangdong and Chongqing have imposed significant punitive damages on Kuaishou for copyright infringement of popular shows, signaling a stronger judicial stance on intellectual property protection in the short video industry [1][2][4]. Group 1: Court Rulings and Damages - Kuaishou was ordered to pay 60 million yuan for infringing on "De Yun Dou Xiao She" and 29.1 million yuan for "Chang Xiang Si," with both cases applying a 1x punitive compensation due to severe infringement [1][2]. - The courts emphasized the need for short video platforms to implement effective measures to prevent copyright infringement, including filtering and blocking [1][4]. Group 2: Infringement Patterns - The short video sector has become a hotspot for piracy, with new films and TV shows being pirated almost immediately after release, often through segmented uploads [2][3]. - In the case of "De Yun Dou Xiao She," Kuaishou's official account posted over 2,000 infringing videos during the show's airing, with many remaining unaddressed for over seven working days [2][3]. Group 3: Industry Impact and Responses - The high compensation amounts reflect the courts' recognition of the value of quality content, which is crucial for encouraging investment in the cultural industry [5][6]. - The judicial decisions are seen as a strong deterrent against large-scale and malicious infringement, aiming to restore a healthy copyright ecosystem [5][6]. Group 4: Regulatory and Policy Context - The "Jian Wang 2025" initiative focuses on strengthening copyright protection for audiovisual works, targeting illegal distribution and enhancing platform accountability [7]. - The Supreme People's Court has highlighted the importance of punitive damages in deterring serious intellectual property violations, with a notable increase in such cases in recent years [6][7].

近日，杭州海关所属钱江海关关员在对进出境邮件进行机检查验时，发现一批玩偶与"Labubu"卡通形象 近似，外包装上印有"POP MART"商标，现场关员判定该批玩偶存在较大侵权嫌疑。经权利人确认，上 述玩偶均为侵权货物，共计208个。目前，该批货物已移交后续处置。图据海关发布 提到打假，王军介绍，海关总署聚焦侵权多发领域，连续开展知识产权保护的"龙腾行动"、寄递渠道 的"蓝网行动"、出口转运货物的"净网行动"，这一系列专项行动，形成了打击侵权的高压态势，累计查 扣侵权嫌疑货物26万批、接近4亿件，有效遏制了进出口环节的侵权势头。 近年来，游戏、电影周边和以LABUBU为代表的文创产品正成为全球消费新宠，与此同时也出现假冒 侵权产品。海关如何加强知识产权保护？ 8月25日，海关总署副署长王军在国新办介绍"十四五"时期海关工作介绍，海关总署对内对外一视同 仁，既保护自主知识产权，也保护国外企业在我国的合法权益，既阻止境外侵权产品流入国内，也打击 国内侵权产品流向境外。比如近期火遍全球的LABUBU，今年以来全国海关就拦截了涉嫌侵权的产品 183万件，维护了公平健康的国际贸易市场环境。 王军现场还向企业打了个"广告 ...

Core Viewpoint - The Chongqing Fuling District's market supervision authority is enhancing the quality and safety of the pickled vegetable industry, specifically focusing on the production of Fuling pickled vegetables through regulatory measures and collaboration among departments [1][4][5]. Group 1: Regulatory Actions - The market supervision authority held a collective meeting with 22 local pickled vegetable producers to address legal risks associated with the use of ingredients not disclosed in product names, specifically the addition of radish [4]. - This meeting marks the fourth collective discussion this year aimed at guiding companies to rectify issues in their production processes and comply with legal standards [4]. Group 2: Quality Control Measures - A special inspection was conducted to ensure compliance with the geographical indication trademark for "Fuling Pickled Vegetables," focusing on unauthorized use of trademarks and the addition of radish [5]. - Random checks were performed on four companies to assess their compliance with self-declared quality standards, resulting in the identification of one measurement issue that required correction [5]. Group 3: Intellectual Property Protection - The market supervision authority released a policy list detailing support for companies in patent registration, high-quality trademark applications, and knowledge financing, with 48 patent-intensive products already registered [6]. - One company has expressed intent for trademark financing, and there is one well-known trademark in the pickled vegetable industry [6].

Group 1: Achievements in Customs and Trade - Since the beginning of the 14th Five-Year Plan, customs have regulated an average of 5.2 billion tons of import and export goods annually, with a total value of 41.5 trillion yuan, making it the largest in the world, ensuring safety and stability [1] - A total of 40 new and expanded open ports have been established, bringing the total to 311, creating a comprehensive open port layout across land, sea, and air [1][5] - The customs signed 519 cooperation documents, significantly enhancing trade security and facilitation, with imports and exports with Belt and Road partners reaching 22 trillion yuan in 2024, accounting for over half of total trade [1][3] Group 2: Innovations and Regulatory Improvements - New regulatory models for cross-border e-commerce, overseas warehouses, and bonded operations have been introduced, promoting regional coordinated development and enhancing the safety and stability of supply chains [1][4] - Customs has implemented 108 reform and innovation measures to facilitate cross-border trade, including simplifying customs processes and optimizing regulatory models [4] - The customs has canceled the registration requirement for overseas warehouses, allowing for tax refunds upon departure and maintaining stable growth in cross-border e-commerce [4] Group 3: Crackdown on Smuggling and Illegal Activities - Customs have cracked down on smuggling, with 3,032 drug smuggling cases investigated, seizing 15.7 tons of various drugs [1][7] - The weight of solid waste smuggling has decreased by 96% compared to 2020 due to sustained high-pressure enforcement [2] - The value of "proxy purchasing" cases investigated reached 5.9 billion yuan, creating a strong deterrent against illegal activities [2][7] Group 4: Intellectual Property Protection - Customs have conducted various actions to protect intellectual property rights, seizing nearly 4 billion items in infringement cases [8] - The number of registered rights holders has increased by nearly 20,000 during the 14th Five-Year Plan, with close to 100,000 intellectual property registrations [8] - Customs have intercepted 1.83 million suspected infringing products this year, demonstrating a commitment to protecting both domestic and foreign intellectual property rights [8]

Group 1 - The core viewpoint of the articles highlights the increasing importance of intellectual property protection by customs in response to the rise of counterfeit products in the gaming and cultural product sectors, particularly with the popularity of LABUBU [1][2] - In 2023, customs intercepted 1.83 million suspected infringing products, demonstrating a commitment to maintaining a fair international trade environment [1] - The customs authority has implemented several targeted actions, including "Dragon Action," "Blue Net Action," and "Clean Net Action," resulting in the seizure of nearly 400 million suspected infringing items across 260,000 batches [1] Group 2 - During the "14th Five-Year Plan" period, nearly 20,000 new rights holders have registered, and the number of intellectual property records has approached 100,000, indicating a growing reliance on customs protection for intellectual property [2] - Customs has enhanced its services through initiatives like "Customs Officials Deliver Policies" and the use of digital tools, allowing rights holders to handle registrations and applications conveniently from home [2] - The customs authority encourages businesses to utilize its online services for efficient intellectual property protection, emphasizing its commitment to providing high-quality services [2]

Core Points - The press conference highlighted the achievements of the customs in safeguarding national security and promoting high-quality development during the "14th Five-Year Plan" period [2][3] Group 1: Customs Achievements - Since the beginning of the "14th Five-Year Plan," customs have regulated an average of 5.2 billion tons of import and export goods annually, with a total value of 41.5 trillion yuan, making it the largest in the world [3] - A total of 40 new and expanded open ports have been established, bringing the total to 311, creating a comprehensive open port layout across land, sea, and air [3][9] - The customs have signed 519 cooperation documents to enhance trade security and facilitation, with imports and exports with Belt and Road partners reaching 22 trillion yuan in 2024, accounting for over half of total trade [3][6] Group 2: Trade Facilitation and Innovation - Customs have innovated regulatory models for cross-border e-commerce, overseas warehouses, and bonded services, promoting regional coordinated development and enhancing the safety and stability of supply chains [3][7] - The customs have implemented 108 reform and innovation measures to facilitate cross-border trade, including simplifying customs processes and optimizing regulatory models [7] Group 3: Anti-Smuggling Efforts - Customs have cracked down on smuggling, with 3,032 drug smuggling cases investigated, seizing 15.7 tons of various drugs [3][12] - The weight of solid waste smuggling has decreased by 96% compared to 2020, demonstrating a significant reduction in illegal waste imports [4][12] Group 4: Intellectual Property Protection - Customs have conducted various actions to protect intellectual property rights, seizing nearly 400 million suspected infringing items [12][14] - The number of registered rights holders has increased by nearly 20,000 during the "14th Five-Year Plan," with close to 100,000 intellectual property records filed [13]

Core Viewpoint - The new product "Multi-functional Notebook / Live in Love Series" from the new tea beverage company Chayan Yuese has been accused of having designs that closely resemble the works of four bloggers, leading to an apology from the company for unauthorized use of certain designs [1][6]. Group 1: Company Response - Chayan Yuese acknowledged the issue and apologized after discovering unauthorized use of designs due to management oversight [3][6]. - The company has reached out to the original creators and has agreed to continue using the related designs after obtaining their consent [6][7]. - Chayan Yuese expressed regret for the inconvenience caused to its partner, Shanghai Rainbow Choir, due to this incident [7]. Group 2: Management and Future Plans - The incident highlighted significant management and oversight flaws within the company, prompting plans to establish a dedicated investigation team to review ongoing projects and ensure compliance [4][7]. - The company aims to enhance its design review processes and staff training to prevent similar issues in the future [4][7]. Group 3: Previous Incidents - Prior to the notebook controversy, Chayan Yuese faced criticism for the packaging of its product "Mountain Pepper Oil Flavor Spicy Strips," which was alleged to have similarities to the album cover of singer Fang Datong, leading to the product's removal from the market [6][7].

Group 1 - The Chinese Customs has intercepted 1.83 million suspected infringing LABUBU products this year [2] - During the 14th Five-Year Plan period, Chinese Customs has conducted a series of special operations, resulting in the seizure of nearly 400 million suspected infringing goods across 260,000 batches [2] - The Chinese Customs aims to protect both domestic intellectual property and the legitimate rights of foreign enterprises in China, preventing the inflow of foreign infringing products and the outflow of domestic infringing products [2] Group 2 - Since the beginning of the 14th Five-Year Plan, Chinese Customs has collaborated with public security and other departments to investigate 23,000 smuggling cases, with a total value of nearly 480 billion RMB [2] - In drug smuggling, 3,032 cases have been investigated, resulting in the seizure of 15.7 tons of various drugs [2] - The "套代购" (proxy purchasing) illegal activity has led to the investigation of cases valued at 5.9 billion RMB during the 14th Five-Year Plan [2] Group 3 - The "湄龙" action has expanded to over 20 participating countries/regions, resulting in the seizure of over 60 tons of drugs and precursor chemicals, and 479 tons of endangered wildlife products [3] - The "大地女神" action has reported the seizure of 35,000 tons of smuggled waste [3] - Both actions represent international cooperation in combating drug trafficking and smuggling of endangered species and solid waste [3]

Core Viewpoint - A short video platform (Kuaishou) has faced significant legal challenges due to copyright infringement, resulting in substantial financial penalties from various courts [1] Group 1: Legal Challenges and Financial Penalties - The Guangdong and Chongqing High People's Courts ruled against the short video platform for unauthorized distribution of "De Yun Dou Xiao She" seasons one and two, and "Chang Xiang Si" season one, ordering compensation of 60 million yuan and 29.1 million yuan respectively [1] - The platform has a history of copyright disputes, including a case with iQIYI over "Kuang Biao," where it was ordered to pay 30 million yuan by the Jiangsu High People's Court [1] - In another case involving the Chinese Super League, the Beijing Internet Court imposed punitive damages, resulting in over 24 million yuan in compensation [1] Group 2: Industry Implications and Future Actions - The platform was also sued by Youku for copyright infringement related to "Zhen Huan Zhuan," with the Shanghai Intellectual Property Court upholding the original ruling, which is included in the top ten intellectual property judicial protection cases for 2024 [1] - The development of the cultural industry necessitates stronger protection of intellectual property rights, emphasizing the need for robust and swift enforcement [1] - The 20th anniversary of the "Sword Net" action highlights the ongoing efforts to combat illegal distribution and sale of audiovisual works, with a focus on enhancing the accountability of website platforms in copyright infringement cases [1]

Group 1 - The core viewpoint emphasizes the importance of intellectual property protection in fostering innovation and maintaining a fair international trade environment, as highlighted by the interception of 1.83 million suspected infringing products by customs this year [1] - During the "14th Five-Year Plan" period, customs has intensified efforts against infringement, conducting various special actions that resulted in the seizure of nearly 400 million suspected infringing items across 260,000 batches, effectively curbing infringement trends in import and export [1] - The customs authority has implemented measures to facilitate the protection of intellectual property rights, including online registration and rights confirmation, leading to the registration of 20,000 new rights holders and nearly 100,000 intellectual property records during the "14th Five-Year Plan" [1] Group 2 - Customs has strengthened cooperation with domestic departments to ensure effective coordination between administrative protection and criminal justice, enhancing the enforcement of intellectual property rights [2] - The customs authority emphasizes its commitment to protecting both domestic and foreign intellectual property rights, preventing the influx of infringing products from abroad while also combating domestic infringing products destined for export [4] - Businesses can easily access customs services for intellectual property protection through the official website and hotline, ensuring efficient and high-quality support for cross-border intellectual property rights [4]