Increasing the protection of intellectual property rights can encourage more knowledge innovation, thereby bringing a large number of jobs and more income to a country. Statistics from the Global Intellectual Property Center point out that protecting intellectual property rights has brought huge economic benefits to the United States and the American people. Across the United States, industries benefiting from intellectual property have created 55.7 million jobs, an output value of US$5.8 billion, accounting for 74% of the country's export share, and the average annual salary of related employees is US$50,576. Due to the general lack of awareness of intellectual property rights in Chinese society and the inaction of law enforcement and judicial institutions, the interests of knowledge innovators cannot be protected, and long-term interests have to give way to short-term interests. While China enjoys the convenience brought by infringement, it also shoots itself in the foot.