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24 May 2021CopyrightXiaojun Guo

China: Secret solutions

There has been a definite policy to enhance protection of IP rights in China, for the purposes of prompting China’s industrial development and shifting from manufacturing to creation, and encouraging bilateral cooperation between China and other countries.

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