Intellectual property refers to the exclusive rights enjoyed by citizens or legal persons and other subjects on intellectual products produced by their intellectual creation or innovation activities according to the provisions of the law, also known as "intellectual achievement right" and "intangible property right".
Outline of Building a Powerful Intellectual Property Country (202 1-2035) (hereinafter referred to as the Outline)
According to the Outline, by 2025, the added value of patent-intensive industries will account for 13% of GDP, the added value of copyright industries will account for 7.5% of GDP, the total annual import and export of intellectual property royalties will reach 350 billion yuan, and the number of high-value invention patents per 10,000 population will reach 12. By 2035, the comprehensive competitiveness of China's intellectual property rights will be in the forefront of the world, the intellectual property system will be complete, the intellectual property rights will promote innovation and entrepreneurship to flourish, the cultural awareness of intellectual property rights in the whole society will basically take shape, the international cooperation pattern of all-round and multi-level participation in global intellectual property governance will basically take shape, and China's intellectual property power with characteristics will basically be built.
The Outline firmly believes that strengthening the protection of intellectual property rights is the most important content to improve the property rights protection system, and it is also the biggest driving force to improve China's economic competitiveness. The Outline has made a series of arrangements for the protection of intellectual property rights. The first is the principle of clear objectives. It is necessary to implement the basic strategy of comprehensively governing the country according to law, strictly protect intellectual property rights according to law, and earnestly safeguard social fairness and justice and the legitimate rights and interests of right holders. The second is to improve the legal system. Emphasize the need to build a legal system with complete categories, tight structure and internal and external coordination. The third is to strengthen source protection. It is necessary to improve the patent and trademark examination policy oriented to strengthening protection, implement the construction project of first-class patent and trademark examination institutions, and establish a patent and trademark examination officer system. The fourth is to innovate protection rules. It is necessary to build a rapid response and reasonable protection system of intellectual property rules in emerging fields and specific fields. The fifth is to improve the security system. It is necessary to build an intellectual property protection system that supports the world-class business environment.