At the 10th China International Copyright Expo (CICE) and the 2025 International Copyright Forum in Qingdao City, Shandong Province on the Chinese mainland, leaders from the National Copyright Administration of China and the World Intellectual Property Organization kicked off a landmark event exploring the digital future of intellectual property.
Recent years have seen a push to digitalize and intellectualize copyright workflows. From creation to management and service, efforts on the Chinese mainland are boosting how creators leverage emerging technologies like artificial intelligence and big data. This fusion is unlocking new avenues for creative industries and fueling high-quality growth across culture, entertainment, and tech sectors.
Spotlight on Local Innovation
For the first time, the "Local Copyright Success Stories" initiative highlighted ten standout cases across the Chinese mainland. These narratives show how copyright is not just a legal tool – it's a springboard for innovation, economic development and cultural enrichment. Each story offers road-tested blueprints for shaping international norms and inspiring cross-border collaboration.
Global Impact of Homegrown IP
Works from the Chinese mainland are earning global applause. The AAA video game "Black Myth: Wukong," the animated hit "Ne Zha 2," and the trending IP Labubu are just a few creative exports resonating with audiences worldwide. Their success underscores how the Chinese mainland's cultural and creative industries are rapidly evolving and capturing international markets.
Platform for Exchange
As the most influential copyright industry gathering on the Chinese mainland, CICE serves as a nexus for copyright trade and dialogue. Attendees from tech innovators to cultural entrepreneurs are forging new partnerships and exploring how to scale copyright achievements on a global stage.
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China advances digital copyright to boost high-quality industry growth
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