Article 1: These regulations are formulated in order to strengthen the protection of Olympic intellectual property rights, safeguard the legitimate rights and interests of Olympic intellectual property rights and related rights holders, and ensure and promote the sustainable and healthy development of the Olympic movement. Article 2 The term "Olympic intellectual property rights" as mentioned in these regulations refers to the Olympic Charter and the agreements reached between the Beijing Municipal People's Government and the Chinese Olympic Committee (hereinafter referred to as the Chinese Olympic Committee) and the International Olympic Committee (hereinafter referred to as the International Olympic Committee). Exclusive rights to Olympic-related trademarks, distinctive signs, patents, works and other creative achievements as stipulated in the agreement.

Olympic intellectual property rights and related rights holders refer to the International Olympic Committee, the Chinese Olympic Committee, the Organizing Committee of the 29th Olympic Games (hereinafter referred to as the Organizing Committee) and legally authorized licensees. Article 3 The Olympic-related trademarks, special signs, patents, works and other creative achievements referred to in these regulations refer to:

(1) Olympic logo (i.e. five-ring pattern), flag, anthem, Motto, "Olympic (OLYMPIC, OLYMPICS)", "Olympic Cycle (OLYMPIAD)",

"Olympia", "Olympic Games (OLYMPIC GAMES)", "Olympic Games", "Olympics" and other names and graphics or a combination thereof;

(2) The emblem and name of the Chinese Olympic Committee;

(3) The Beijing 2008 Olympic Games Bid Committee, The emblems, mascots, names, logos (including "Beijing 2008"), anthems, and slogans developed by the organizing committee itself or entrusted to others for its use;

(4) Other Olympic-related knowledge property rights object. Article 4 These regulations shall apply to all actions related to Olympic intellectual property that occur within the administrative region of this city. Article 5 The protection of Olympic intellectual property rights shall follow the principles of maintaining the dignity of the Olympic movement, inviolability of exclusive rights, protection in accordance with the law, and legal use.

Any organization or individual should safeguard Olympic intellectual property rights. Article 6 The use of Olympic intellectual property rights should contribute to the development of the Olympic Movement.

The use of Olympic intellectual property rights in items (1), (3) and (4) of Article 3 of these Regulations must be approved and authorized by the organizing committee or an organization authorized by the International Olympic Committee before use. ; The use of Olympic intellectual property rights in Article 3 (2) of these regulations must be approved and authorized by the Chinese Olympic Committee before use. Article 7: No organization or individual may falsely use the name of the International Olympic Committee, the Chinese Olympic Committee and the Organizing Committee to engage in activities such as fundraising, soliciting sponsorship, producing and publishing advertisements, organizing publicity and other activities. Article 8 prohibits the following acts of infringement of Olympic intellectual property rights:

(1) Using identical or similar trademarks, special signs, Patents, works and other creative achievements;

(2) Forgery or unauthorized manufacture of identical or similar trademarks, special signs or sale of forged or unauthorized manufacture of trademarks, special signs;

(3) Disguised use of identical or similar trademarks, special signs, patents, works and other creative achievements;

(4) Without authorization, in enterprises, social groups, institutions, private non-enterprise units Register and use the same or similar trademarks, special signs, patents, works and other creative achievements in names such as websites, domain names, place names, buildings, structures, places, etc.;

(5) Provide services for infringement Convenient conditions such as location, warehousing, transportation, mailing, and concealment;

(6) Other infringements that violate relevant national laws and regulations. Article 9 Advertisers, advertising operators, and advertising publishers shall not infringe Olympic intellectual property rights during advertising design, production, agency, and release activities; advertising operators and advertising publishers shall strengthen review during advertising (including public service announcements) activities, Strictly check supporting documents. Article 10 The Municipal People's Government authorizes the Municipal Intellectual Property Office to be responsible for the investigation and research, overall planning and comprehensive coordination of Olympic intellectual property protection.

This city’s industrial and commercial, intellectual property, copyright and other administrative departments should strengthen law enforcement and inspection work to protect Olympic intellectual property rights.

Administrative departments such as press and publication, culture, customs, public security, and urban management and supervision should do a good job in protecting Olympic intellectual property rights in accordance with their respective responsibilities. Article 11 Any organization or individual may report any infringement of Olympic intellectual property rights to the administrative departments of industry and commerce, intellectual property rights, copyright, etc.; if the report is verified to be true, rewards shall be given. Article 12 For those who violate these regulations and infringe Olympic intellectual property rights, the administrative departments for industry and commerce, intellectual property rights, copyright, etc. may take the following measures:

(1) Order to stop the infringement and eliminate the impact;

(2) Seal relevant property and information that may be transferred, concealed, or destroyed in accordance with the law;

(3) Eliminate infringing trademarks, special signs, patent marks, works and other items on existing items Creative achievements;

(4) Seize and destroy infringing trademarks, patent marks, and special signs;

(5) Seize molds, printing plates, and other tools directly used for infringement;

(6) If infringing trademarks, special signs, patents, works and other creative achievements are difficult to separate from the items, they shall be ordered and supervised to be destroyed.