编前语:业内专家常说,要规范和促进中国动漫产业的健康发展,政府就必须加强对原创知识产权的保护,提升动漫企业的维权意识。但真正要把维权落到实处,前面仍有很多路要走,仍有很多需要去克服和突破的地方。近段时间,有“中国动漫第一股”之称的广东奥飞动漫在浙江、深圳等地掀起维权行动,但是收效甚微,而在深圳时还遭遇涉案零售商的抱团激烈对抗,而最终奥飞为了保护代理律师免受其扰,多件起诉案件被迫撤销,维权行动遭遇“滑铁卢”。 Preface: Industry experts often say that in order to standardize and promote the healthy development of China’s animation industry, the government must step up the protection of original intellectual property and upgrade the awareness of rights protection of animation companies. However, if we really want to safeguard our rights, there are still many ways ahead to go. There are still many areas that need to be overcome and exceeded. Recently, Guangdong Aofei Animation, known as “China’s first stock of animation,” set off a campaign of activism in Zhejiang and Shenzhen, but with little success. In Shenzhen, however, it also encountered fierce confrontations with the retailers involved. In the final Olympiad, in order to protect attorneys from interference, many prosecution cases were forcibly canceled and rights activists suffered “Waterloo.”