Intellectual property refers to the general term for the rights enjoyed by the completer of creative intellectual achievements or the owner of industrial and commercial marks in accordance with the law. It is generally believed that intellectual property rights include copyrights and industrial property rights, and industrial property rights consist of patent rights, trademark rights, etc.

Is there something wrong with your question? Did you write the neighboring right in the copyright as an adjacent right? If that is correct, I can tell you that the two have nothing to do with each other. It belongs to the content of real rights, and refers to the rights and obligations resulting from the rights and obligations arising from the rights holders of adjacent real estate who should provide each other with necessary conveniences or necessary restrictions when exercising their rights to the real estate.

If it is a neighboring right, the neighboring right is a right adjacent to the copyright, and its precise meaning should be the rights enjoyed by the disseminator of the work. Including publisher's rights, performers' rights, recorders' rights and radio and television organization rights.