1, intellectual property infringement refers to the behavior that the actor objectively infringes on the property rights or personal rights of others' intellectual property rights and should bear civil liability. Intellectual property infringement generally includes trademark infringement, patent infringement and copyright infringement.

2. Elements of intellectual property infringement: (1) Illegality is essential for intellectual property infringement; (2) In the constitution of intellectual property infringement, the fact (result) of damage is no longer a necessary element, which is one of the differences between intellectual property infringement and general civil infringement; (3) Because some acts of infringing intellectual property rights do not need to harm the results, it is meaningful to determine the causal relationship to determine the responsibilities of the infringer; (4) The constitution of intellectual property infringement is not based on subjective fault.