Core Viewpoint - The article discusses a court ruling in Beijing regarding a copyright infringement case involving counterfeit toys from the brand Bubble Mart, highlighting the legal consequences faced by the perpetrators and the scale of the illegal operation [1]. Summary by Sections Case Details - On July 16, the Chaoyang District People's Court in Beijing sentenced the main perpetrator, Zhu, to 4 years in prison and a fine of 600,000 yuan for commissioning the production of counterfeit Bubble Mart toys [1]. - From July 2023 to January 2024, Zhu illegally produced counterfeit "Temperature" and "Night City" series toys, paying over 600,000 yuan to accomplices for production [1]. - Over 80,000 counterfeit toys were seized by law enforcement, with a total value exceeding 400,000 yuan [1]. Legal Findings - The court found that Zhu's group illegally reproduced and distributed copyrighted artistic works without permission, with illegal business revenue exceeding 1 million yuan, constituting "particularly serious circumstances" of copyright infringement [1]. - Zhu received a lighter sentence due to his confession, lack of prior criminal record, and the return of 120,000 yuan in illegal gains [1]. - Other accomplices, including Ning and Peng, were sentenced separately for copyright infringement, while three individuals involved in selling the counterfeit products faced criminal charges for selling infringing copies [1].