The meaning of the regional characteristics of intellectual property rights is that, except for the signing of an international intellectual property convention or a bilateral reciprocal agreement on intellectual property, a certain right protected by the intellectual property law of a country is only within the scope of that country. takes legal effect within. For example, if a patent is applied for in the United States, it will only have legal effect in the United States. Trademark rights, registered in Japan, only have legal effect in Japan. If you want to obtain protection in China, you must apply or register with the World Intellectual Property Organization, or apply or register directly in China. Copyright (copyright) is generally obtained automatically, and its regional characteristics are not as strong as patent rights and trademark rights. For example, as long as a member country joins the Berne Convention, the works of copyright owners among member countries must be protected in accordance with their national copyright laws. However, If you are in a country that has not joined relevant international conventions or signed a bilateral copyright protection agreement, you cannot obtain protection, so copyright is also territorial.