BEIJING, May 28 (Xinhua) -- Leading the world in patent applications, China is making strides towards becoming an intellectual property (IP) power, and the newly unveiled blueprint for establishing an IP protection system represents the country's latest step in this endeavor.
The blueprint was formulated by the China National Intellectual Property Administration (CNIPA), the country's top IP regulator, and eight other authorities. It serves as a road map for IP development until 2035, with China aiming to modernize and strengthen its IP protection system by that date, said Guo Wen, a CNIPA spokesperson, at the press conference on Tuesday.
