The 7600-character, rather macroscopic Outline of the National Intellectual Property Strategy specifies the direction of China's intellectual property legislation, law enforcement, and administrative management system reform.
Tian Lipu, director of the State Intellectual Property Office, said in an interview with reporters recently that "a total of 65 "strategic outlines" issued by the State Council recently showed very realistically that any unbalanced development focusing on a certain link is not our choice. The Chinese judge the situation, Pursue to become a country with a high level of intellectual property creation, use, protection and management."
Facing the status quo of "internal and external troubles" Tian Lipu told reporters that the preface to the "strategic outline" is about the situation at home and abroad.
From the international situation, after China's accession to the WTO, China's influence on the world market is growing, and intellectual property rights have become one of the major problems in China's foreign trade friction.
The United States not only resorted to the WTO dispute settlement mechanism in China, but also frequently used intellectual property related legal provisions to investigate and sue Chinese enterprises to prevent Chinese products from entering the US market. For example, the “337 investigation†was launched. Now, China has become suffering. The country with the most “337 investigations†in the United States has become the biggest victim of the “337 investigationâ€; the EU is not far behind. In the EU’s new trade strategy, intellectual property issues are regarded as the top priority, and they frequently waved intellectual property rights. The trade bar, which is not issued, is in exchange for China’s concessions on market access; Japan also makes full use of intellectual property issues to achieve the purpose of obtaining trade benefits.
Intellectual property rights have become an important national development and competition strategy adopted by developed countries. Developed countries continue to strengthen intellectual property protection from different angles of policy, economy, law, etc., and take advantage of advanced technology and intellectual property rights to formulate various technical standards, raise the threshold for market access, maintain technological monopoly status, and obtain excess profits. .
Judging from the current situation in China, at present, China's foreign technology dependence is more than 50%. Chinese enterprises generally do not have an intellectual property system. The innovation capability of enterprises is not strong, and the number of enterprises with independent intellectual property rights is small. According to incomplete statistics, at present, only 10% of enterprises with independent intellectual property rights in China have obtained authorized patents, and only 0.17% of them have obtained invention patents.
As far as the quality of corporate patent applications is concerned, the inventions and creations undertaken by Chinese enterprises are mostly improved inventions, lacking basic or original invention patents, and invention patents are mainly concentrated in the fields of traditional Chinese medicine, soft drinks, food, Chinese character input methods, etc. Foreign patent applications are mainly concentrated in high-tech fields such as mobile communications, semiconductors, genetic engineering, and television systems. In addition, China has only 40% of its own trademarks, and there are very few well-known trademarks.
Relevant persons said that Chinese enterprises are facing a crisis of survival of "internal and external troubles" in intellectual property rights. Internal worries mean that Chinese enterprises lack historical accumulation in technological innovation. The intellectual property rights of core technologies are still subject to people. Major equipment and basic software still rely on imports, such as 100% of optical fiber manufacturing equipment, 85% of integrated cable manufacturing equipment, and petrochemical manufacturing equipment. 80%, 70% of digital machine tools and 95% of medical equipment are imported. Foreign countries, to a large extent, refer to the intellectual property disputes that Chinese companies face after joining the WTO. From DVDs, mobile phones, digital cameras to cars, motorcycles, and lighters, it is no longer a new thing for foreign companies to wave their intellectual property to Chinese companies.
"In response to such a situation, we must use a higher position, use the world's vision, and scientifically and systematically plan the direction, strategy and road of the development of China's intellectual property industry. Only in this way can we turn the challenges we face into development. Opportunity," Tian Lipu said.
The long-term strategic goal of the "Strategic Outline" is to build China into a country with a high level of intellectual property creation, utilization, protection and management by 2020.
Tian Lipu, director of the State Intellectual Property Office, said in an interview with reporters recently that "a total of 65 "strategic outlines" issued by the State Council recently showed very realistically that any unbalanced development focusing on a certain link is not our choice. The Chinese judge the situation, Pursue to become a country with a high level of intellectual property creation, use, protection and management."
Facing the status quo of "internal and external troubles" Tian Lipu told reporters that the preface to the "strategic outline" is about the situation at home and abroad.
From the international situation, after China's accession to the WTO, China's influence on the world market is growing, and intellectual property rights have become one of the major problems in China's foreign trade friction.
The United States not only resorted to the WTO dispute settlement mechanism in China, but also frequently used intellectual property related legal provisions to investigate and sue Chinese enterprises to prevent Chinese products from entering the US market. For example, the “337 investigation†was launched. Now, China has become suffering. The country with the most “337 investigations†in the United States has become the biggest victim of the “337 investigationâ€; the EU is not far behind. In the EU’s new trade strategy, intellectual property issues are regarded as the top priority, and they frequently waved intellectual property rights. The trade bar, which is not issued, is in exchange for China’s concessions on market access; Japan also makes full use of intellectual property issues to achieve the purpose of obtaining trade benefits.
Intellectual property rights have become an important national development and competition strategy adopted by developed countries. Developed countries continue to strengthen intellectual property protection from different angles of policy, economy, law, etc., and take advantage of advanced technology and intellectual property rights to formulate various technical standards, raise the threshold for market access, maintain technological monopoly status, and obtain excess profits. .
Judging from the current situation in China, at present, China's foreign technology dependence is more than 50%. Chinese enterprises generally do not have an intellectual property system. The innovation capability of enterprises is not strong, and the number of enterprises with independent intellectual property rights is small. According to incomplete statistics, at present, only 10% of enterprises with independent intellectual property rights in China have obtained authorized patents, and only 0.17% of them have obtained invention patents.
As far as the quality of corporate patent applications is concerned, the inventions and creations undertaken by Chinese enterprises are mostly improved inventions, lacking basic or original invention patents, and invention patents are mainly concentrated in the fields of traditional Chinese medicine, soft drinks, food, Chinese character input methods, etc. Foreign patent applications are mainly concentrated in high-tech fields such as mobile communications, semiconductors, genetic engineering, and television systems. In addition, China has only 40% of its own trademarks, and there are very few well-known trademarks.
Relevant persons said that Chinese enterprises are facing a crisis of survival of "internal and external troubles" in intellectual property rights. Internal worries mean that Chinese enterprises lack historical accumulation in technological innovation. The intellectual property rights of core technologies are still subject to people. Major equipment and basic software still rely on imports, such as 100% of optical fiber manufacturing equipment, 85% of integrated cable manufacturing equipment, and petrochemical manufacturing equipment. 80%, 70% of digital machine tools and 95% of medical equipment are imported. Foreign countries, to a large extent, refer to the intellectual property disputes that Chinese companies face after joining the WTO. From DVDs, mobile phones, digital cameras to cars, motorcycles, and lighters, it is no longer a new thing for foreign companies to wave their intellectual property to Chinese companies.
"In response to such a situation, we must use a higher position, use the world's vision, and scientifically and systematically plan the direction, strategy and road of the development of China's intellectual property industry. Only in this way can we turn the challenges we face into development. Opportunity," Tian Lipu said.
The long-term strategic goal of the "Strategic Outline" is to build China into a country with a high level of intellectual property creation, utilization, protection and management by 2020.
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