The reporter learned from the Supreme Prosecution on October 22 that from 2023 to September 2026, procuratorial authorities across the country prosecuted more than 7,100 people for copyright infringement crimes. The prosecution found that along with the rapid development of the cultural industry, the characteristics of digital infringement and large-scale communication became prominent; the target of infringement spread to emerging cultural formats such as online games and blind box figures; criminal organizations became more strict and more industrialized, chained, and cross-border; and profit making methods evolved from sales profits to “traffic monetization.” Therefore, the new characteristics and trends of copyright infringement crimes require comprehensive measures throughout the chain to promote the creation of a good copyright protection environment and provide better services to guarantee the development of the cultural industry.

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