新浪科技讯 1月6日晚间消息，格力电器CMO朱磊于微博发文炮轰创维电器称，"抄得挺像的，下次别抄 了。" 据朱磊发布配图内容，于创维空调官方视频号发布的一则创维空调海报设计页面，与格力推出的"真铜 实料 格力造"海报高度相似，明显涉嫌抄袭。 新浪科技讯 1月6日晚间消息，格力电器CMO朱磊于微博发文炮轰创维电器称，"抄得挺像的，下次别抄 了。" 据朱磊发布配图内容，于创维空调官方视频号发布的一则创维空调海报设计页面，与格力推出的"真铜 实料 格力造"海报高度相似，明显涉嫌抄袭。 不过，目前该发布于创维空调视频号的海报已经删除。对于涉嫌抄袭一事，截至发稿创维方面暂无回 应。（文猛） 不过，目前该发布于创维空调视频号的海报已经删除。对于涉嫌抄袭一事，截至发稿创维方面暂无回 应。（文猛） 责任编辑：何俊熹 责任编辑：何俊熹 ...

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Core Viewpoint - The incident highlights a significant issue of brand infringement and consumer deception on e-commerce platforms, specifically targeting Taobao and Tmall [1] Group 1: Incident Details - Actress Liu Jialing posted screenshots on social media showing a store named "ENCARE Overseas Flagship Store" on Taobao, which allegedly misused the image of actor Liang Chaowei to promote a product [1] - The product in question is "New Zealand ENCARE Ear Cow Immunoglobulin," which was featured prominently with Liang Chaowei's image [1] Group 2: Platform Response - Taobao's customer service indicated that the store could not be found due to potential closure or abnormal status, without providing specific reasons [1] - The platform assured that it has control over merchants and would take immediate action against any seller found to be in violation of policies [1]

Core Viewpoint - The statement from China Coal Mining Group emphasizes the completion of the transfer of 90% equity in China Energy Investment Management (Tianjin) Co., Ltd. to China New Energy Holdings Group, clarifying that China Coal Mining no longer holds any equity or control over the company [1][2]. Group 1 - After the equity transfer, China Coal Mining no longer has any shareholding or control relationship with China Energy Tianjin [1]. - China Coal Mining was a founding shareholder of China Energy Tianjin, but the public records may still show it as a historical shareholder, which could lead to misinterpretation by the public and investors [1]. - China Coal Mining has never authorized China Energy Tianjin or its subsidiaries to use any related trademarks or intangible assets, and it does not take responsibility for any actions taken by China Energy Tianjin [1][2]. Group 2 - China Energy Tianjin and its subsidiaries have repeatedly used the "China Coal" series of trademarks and related rights without authorization, constituting serious infringement [2]. - China Coal Mining demands that China Energy Tianjin and its subsidiaries immediately cease any activities using the "China Coal" series of trademarks and related assets [2]. - The company will pursue legal responsibility for any impersonation or forgery related to the "China Coal" association [2].

Core Viewpoint - The designer and intangible cultural heritage inheritor Wu Wensheng has accused a product resembling his "Golden Hairy Crab" design of being copied by a Sam's Club store in Zhangjiagang, which opened on October 20. The product has since been taken off the shelves [1]. Company Information - Sam's Club (Shanghai) Investment Co., Ltd. was established in May 2021 with a registered capital of $30 million. The company is fully owned by WM Eastern Holdings Limited and operates in sectors including food production and internet sales [3]. - The company has been involved in multiple legal disputes, including product liability and sales contract disputes [3]. Intellectual Property Issues - Wu Wensheng's "Golden Hairy Crab" design, which began in 2022 and was completed in 2023, has been registered for copyright in 2024. The design features unique structural elements that are legally protected [4]. - The Sam's Club product allegedly replicates the design's appearance and specific details, which may constitute a violation of Wu Wensheng's copyright and moral rights [4].

Core Viewpoint - China National Pharmaceutical Group announced the transfer of 25% equity in China National Medicine Co., Ltd. to Shanghai Tianyue Tenghua Trading Service Co., Ltd., resulting in no remaining equity or control relationship between the parties involved [1][2]. Summary by Sections Equity Transfer - The equity transfer will be completed by September 30, 2025, in the national property management information system, after which China National Medicine will no longer hold any shares in the pharmaceutical materials company [1][2]. Historical Context - China National Medicine was a founding shareholder of the pharmaceutical materials company, which may still be reflected in public records, leading to potential misinterpretations by the public and investors [2]. Unauthorized Use of Assets - The pharmaceutical materials company has repeatedly used the trademarks and intangible assets of China National Pharmaceutical Group without authorization, constituting serious infringement, and legal actions have been initiated to pursue accountability [3]. Legal Actions and Warnings - The company demands the immediate cessation of any unauthorized use of its trademarks and assets by the pharmaceutical materials company and warns of legal consequences for any impersonation or false association with China National Pharmaceutical Group [3].

Core Viewpoint - Recently, Li Auto faced controversy for using images of military aircraft such as "J-20, J-10, and KJ-500" in promotional materials for the 2025 Changchun Airshow without authorization from China Aviation Industry Corporation (AVIC) [1][3] Group 1: Incident Overview - AVIC's cultural center sent a letter to Li Auto demanding an immediate halt to the unauthorized use of military aircraft images and a formal apology [3] - The promotional theme "Dreaming with the Country, Walking with the Family" was deemed misleading by AVIC, as it suggested a false association between Li Auto and AVIC [3][4] Group 2: Company Response - On September 26, a representative from Li Auto confirmed that the company had paused the related promotional activities upon receiving the letter and was in contact with AVIC for further verification [4] - The company emphasized its seriousness regarding the aviation-related issues and took immediate action to address the situation [4] Group 3: AVIC Background - AVIC is a state-owned enterprise established in November 2008, formed by the restructuring of the former China Aviation Industry First and Second Groups [4] - The corporation oversees various sectors including military aircraft, helicopters, aviation research, and has over 100 subsidiaries and 26 listed companies [4]

Core Viewpoint - Recently, Li Auto faced controversy for using images of military aircraft such as "J-20, J-10, and KJ-500" in promotional materials for the 2025 Changchun Airshow without authorization from China Aviation Industry Corporation (AVIC) [1][4] Group 1: Incident Details - AVIC's cultural center sent a letter to Li Auto demanding an immediate halt to all infringing content and a formal apology [4] - The promotional materials included misleading content with the theme "Dreaming with the Country, Walking with the Family" displayed on multiple platforms [4] - The cultural center stated that Li Auto's actions constituted serious false advertising and intellectual property infringement, misleading consumers' right to know [4] Group 2: Company Response - On September 26, a representative from Li Auto confirmed that the company had received the letter and promptly suspended the related promotional activities [5] - The company emphasized the importance of the issue and initiated contact with AVIC's brand management and cultural centers for verification [5] - AVIC is a state-owned enterprise established in 2008, managing over 100 subsidiaries and 26 listed companies across various sectors, including military and civil aviation [5]

Core Viewpoint - Recently, Li Auto faced controversy for using images of military aircraft such as "J-20, J-10, and KJ-500" in promotional materials for the 2025 Changchun Airshow without authorization from Aviation Industry Corporation of China (AVIC) [1][3] Group 1: Incident Overview - AVIC's cultural center sent a letter to Li Auto demanding an immediate halt to all infringing content and a formal apology [3][4] - The letter indicated that Li Auto's use of military aircraft images misled consumers and constituted serious false advertising and intellectual property infringement [3][4] Group 2: Company Response - A representative from Li Auto stated that the company took the matter seriously and suspended the related promotional activities immediately upon receiving the letter [4] - Li Auto has initiated communication with AVIC's brand management and cultural centers to verify the situation [4] Group 3: AVIC Background - AVIC is a state-owned enterprise established in November 2008, formed by the restructuring of the former China Aviation Industry First and Second Groups [4] - The company oversees various sectors including military aircraft, helicopters, aviation research, and has over 100 subsidiaries and 26 listed companies [4]