Legal analysis: Digestion is a criminal act that involves infringement. Digestion refers to the process of using promotion methods and channels to guide the customers of his station to their own shops or websites, which may violate the copyright of others. Chinese citizens, legal persons, or other organizations enjoy copyrights regardless of whether they are published. The legal basis: Article 2 of the Copyright Law of the People's Republic of China Article 2 of Chinese citizens, legal persons or other organizations, whether or not they are published, enjoy copyrights in accordance with this law. The works of foreigners and unpaid people are protected by this law based on the agreement signed by the authors or the nation of the country or the common place of residence or the common place of residence, or the copyright of the international treaty. The works of foreigners and non -national people are first published in China, and they have copyrights in accordance with this law. The authors who have not signed an agreement with China or jointly participated in the international treaty, and the works of non -nationality people who have participated in the International Treaty in China for the first time, or published at the same time in this law, or published at the same time in a member country and non -member states.
Legal analysis: Digestion is a criminal act that involves infringement. Digestion refers to the process of using promotion methods and channels to guide the customers of his station to their own shops or websites, which may violate the copyright of others. Chinese citizens, legal persons, or other organizations enjoy copyrights regardless of whether they are published.
The legal basis: Article 2 of the Copyright Law of the People's Republic of China Article 2 of Chinese citizens, legal persons or other organizations, whether or not they are published, enjoy copyrights in accordance with this law. The works of foreigners and unpaid people are protected by this law based on the agreement signed by the authors or the nation of the country or the common place of residence or the common place of residence, or the copyright of the international treaty. The works of foreigners and non -national people are first published in China, and they have copyrights in accordance with this law. The authors who have not signed an agreement with China or jointly participated in the international treaty, and the works of non -nationality people who have participated in the International Treaty in China for the first time, or published at the same time in this law, or published at the same time in a member country and non -member states.