Foreigners are afraid to play piracy or are they very copyright conscious

1) "Protecting intellectual property rights and enhancing legal awareness", "Respecting knowledge and striving for innovation", etc.

2) Knowledge Review: Introduce the basic meaning and content of intellectual achievements and the right to intellectual achievements;

Social concern - to observe the main manifestations of infringement of the right to intellectual achievement in society;

Achievement Showcase - China's measures to protect the right of young people to intellectual achievement;

Student Forum – to discuss the harm that a violation of the right to intellectual achievement can cause;

Advice and advice – our specific countermeasures in the event of infringement.

3) Mankind is entering the era of knowledge economy, and invention and other creative intellectual achievements are more prominent. Giving the right to intellectual achievements to protect innovative achievements is the most effective encouragement for the spirit of innovation; There is no age limit for citizens to create intellectual achievements, and there is certainly no age limit for enjoying intellectual property rights; The State protects minors' right to intellectual achievements from infringement in accordance with law. Let's take action and strive to be a genius innovator.

4) Understand that the protection of intellectual achievements depends on the public's awareness of rights protection. Recognizing that it is the responsibility of the whole society to protect intellectual property rights in accordance with the law, we must learn to protect our legitimate rights and interests in accordance with the law. In life, we should respect the mental work of others and not do things that infringe on the intellectual achievements of others.

Actively participating in activities can improve one's ideological and moral quality, scientific and cultural quality, enhance innovation ability, and help stimulate enthusiasm for creating intangible property and promote social development and progress.

They have a strong sense of security, and they have a law that is that if you dare to engage in a big boss, if you dare to crack it, if you dare to engage in a copycat, then you will be sentenced to death, which is the most serious, light, and directly ruined.

Hey, this thing is tacitly allowed in our country, at the beginning of the reform and opening up, people found that China's manufacturing technology and level are far behind the developed countries, which is a while and a half can not catch up, so how to catch up? Let's start with imitation, a large number of imitation of foreign things for manufacturing, as for me piracy, I don't care about you, the state also knows that we are pirating, but for the development of the country, even secretly encourage this kind of behavior. And the cost of importing from abroad is very high, as well as freight, customs duties, ordinary people can't afford it at all, what to do?

Only by pirating other people's practices and doing it yourself will the cost be low.

Of course, the effect is obvious, greatly accelerating China's development, and reducing the burden of the people, not to mention anything else, just say that the windows system (including 98, XP, win7, etc.), how many people in the country use not pirated? If you use all the genuine version, the majority of people can't afford it! Mobile phones are only in China at times, but now?

Domestic Android mobile phones are cheap for 100 yuan, from the means of production to the Android system, which one is not pirated? We dismantled a lot of high-tech products, kept copying each other's craftsmanship, and finally produced our own cars, ships, airplanes and even aircraft carriers.

Do you see that from these? Almost everyone in our country is using pirated products, so will copyright awareness be high? Only when our country's creativity and manufacturing capacity are ahead of the world will we pay attention to copyright, and now we really want to be able to make everything ourselves.

You see, the Apple mobile phone can be purchased in the United States for only 600 yuan, but it is so expensive in China, more than 7 times higher, if we can also make such a good mobile phone, even if it is only sold for 700, everyone will buy like crazy. China's current level is still lagging behind the developed countries, so everyone will still pirate, and people's copyright will still not be high.

The ability to create is not strong, but the ability to copy is too strong, and fake money can be made just like the real thing. In fact, there was no such thing as copyright in ancient times, but in modern times, a restriction on us from abroad has gradually formed the concept of copyright. I sympathize with you, but raising awareness of copyright is not something that happens overnight, we are working on it.

Shandong Provincial Copyright Service Center, Block B, Weifang Software Park.

Because intellectual property rights are a bit complicated, many people do not understand the provisions of the law, including the Constitution and the Civil Code, so they easily embark on the road of breaking the law. Recently, many literary ** more and more paid works, many people modify plagiarism and other production of pirated works, attracting readers to see, this is a serious violation of the author's rights, people do not go to study carefully, do not know which is a crime, do not have a certain knowledge, so the awareness is also very shallow.

Legal Analysis: Whether a foreigner's copyright is protected in China needs to be analyzed on a case-by-case basis. A patent filed abroad, if it is not an international patent, and there is no domestic patent application, is not protected.

He has applied for a patent in China and enjoys the monopoly right of the patent. There is no patent right to apply, according to the relevant laws and regulations of China, any unit or individual will complete the invention or utility model in China to apply for a patent in a foreign country, shall be reported to the patent administration department for confidentiality review in advance. The procedures and deadlines for confidentiality review shall be implemented in accordance with the provisions of ***.

Legal basis: Article 20 of the Patent Law of the People's Republic of China Any unit or individual that applies for a patent for an invention or utility model completed in China to a foreign country shall report to the patent administration department for confidentiality review in advance. The procedures and deadlines for confidentiality review shall be implemented in accordance with the provisions of ***.

A Chinese entity or individual may file an international patent application in accordance with the relevant international treaties to which the People's Republic of China is a party. Where an applicant files an international patent application, it shall comply with the provisions of the preceding paragraph. The patent administration department shall handle international patent applications in accordance with the relevant international treaties to which the People's Republic of China is a party, this Law and the relevant provisions of the People's Republic of China.

Where an application for a patent for an invention or utility model is filed in a foreign country in violation of the provisions of the first paragraph of this Article, and a patent is forfeited in China, the patent right shall not be granted.

The copyright of Chinese works is not necessarily protected abroad, because copyright itself is territorial. However, the Berne Convention is an international treaty on copyright protection, and there are countries that have signed the Berne Convention, and works from other countries are also protected by copyright in those countries, but not all countries have signed the Berne Convention.

1. Is the copyright of Chinese works protected abroad?

The Berne Convention for the Protection of Literary and Artistic Works, referred to as the Berne Convention, is an international treaty on copyright protection.

2. What is the scope of copyright protection?

The works protected by the Copyright Law include literary, artistic, and natural, social, and engineering and technical works created in the following forms:

1) Written works;

2) oral works;

3) Drama, opera, dance, and acrobatic artworks;

4) Works of fine arts and architecture;

5) Photographic works;

6) Cinematographic works and works created by methods similar to those used to make films;

7) Engineering design drawings, product design drawings, maps, schematic drawings and other graphic works and model works;

8) computer software;

9) Other works provided for by laws and administrative regulations.

3. What are the works that do not fall within the scope of protection of the Copyright Law?

1. Laws, regulations, resolutions, decisions, orders and other documents of a legislative, administrative and judicial nature, as well as their official translations;

2. Current affairs news;

3. Calendars, number tables, general ** and formulas.

?4. How to calculate the term of copyright protection?

Copyright, the term of protection is 50 years, the author is an individual, and the term of protection is calculated from the date of death of the author.

According to Article 21 of the Copyright Law of the People's Republic of China, the term of protection of the publication right of Gongchen Qiaomin's works and the rights provided for in subparagraphs (5) to (17) of the first paragraph of Article 10 of this Law shall be the life of the author and 50 years after his death, ending on December 31 of the 50th year after the author's death; In the case of collaborative works, by December 31 of the fiftieth year after the death of the last deceased author.

The term of protection for the right of publication, and the rights provided for in items (5) to (17) of paragraph 1 of Article 10 of this Law shall be 50 years, ending on December 31 of the fiftieth year after the first publication of the work, except for the work first published, but where the work has not been published within 50 years after the completion of the creation, this Law shall no longer protect the work.

To sum up, it is impossible to give an accurate answer to the question of whether domestic works are protected by copyright abroad, and these countries that have not signed copyright protection and international treaties do not protect the copyright of works of other countries within their own scope.

The question of whether or not to be aware of copyright is as complex as the moral dilemma of whether a hostage should be tied up or not to be ransom, if the judiciary and the masses can think about "what is true justice", instead of "all works must be given copyright, but all copyrights must be strongly protected."

I don't think there is a "problem" with these people who support genuine games while using pirated office

Why? Because buying a genuine game and paying money to the author is like paying a ransom to a son for game lovers, and paying money to the software of some big factories is like spending money to redeem the people to be a death criminal. Many people who pay for genuine games are convinced that they are paying for it.

Or will enter the hands of the author in a large proportion, and many of the development authors of the office have long been out of the ms company, we pay the genuine money only to the ms company, not the same as to pay the people who really developed the office, even if some authors are still in the ms company, we pay an extra money they will not necessarily increase the salary, maybe the ms company directly to the shareholders of the money. Therefore, although the law says that we must pay royalties to both, in fact, the justice of the copyright of the two is completely different.

It's none of your business. Most people have only a general understanding of the law, and do not have a specific level of knowledge. Only focus on the content of the work, and ignore the legal definition of copyright.

Most of them are mainly fines and carry fixed-term imprisonment.

Taking Japan as an example, the Japanese Copyright Law provides:

Article 119 A person who commits any of the following acts shall be sentenced to imprisonment for not more than three years or a fine of not more than 1,000,000 yen.

In the case of paragraph 1), except for the person who reproduces the work or performance, etc., for the purpose of personal use;

Crops or performers, etc.

Article 120 A person who violates the provisions of Article 60 shall be fined not more than 1,000,000 yen.

Article 121 A person who commits any of the following acts shall be sentenced to imprisonment for not more than one year or a fine of not more than 300,000 yen.

1) Distribute copies of works signed by a person other than the author's real name or a pseudonym known to him as the author's name (including the name of the author.

the real name of the original author or a copy of a secondary work that is known to be the name of the author of the original crop);

2) Accept phonograms provided by phonograms (other than phonograms that fall under any of the items of Article 8) by persons engaged in the production of commercial phonograms in China

A commercial record made after the original disc, the person who made the copy as a commercial record, and the person who issued such a copy (since the first time the sound was fixed to the original record.

Except for those who reproduce or distribute the record after 20 years from the day following the date of the film).

If it's longer, it's not all pasted.

In fact, people abroad have a high sense of copyright, and few people will participate in piracy, and even fewer will use piracy to make profits.

Maybe it's because of the high level of vigilance abroad.