【新唐人2011年7月15日讯】中共官员在12号表示，打击盗版产品的行动取得了长足进展。但这些来自政府统计数字，与人们在北京街头看到的实际情况，还有很大差距。专家指出：“体制”原因和“政府不作为”，造成盗版泛滥，抹杀了人们的创造性，最终害了自己国家。
中国大陆的商务部副部长姜增伟表示，随着中国为期九个月的打击“侵犯智慧财产权”专项行动的结束，中国的盗版情况已向好的方面发展。
不过，北京智慧财产权律师王旭表示，现在大陆上到处存在盗版，路面上、店面里都有。王旭律师认为，中国盗版泛滥，创作者的版权得不到合法的保障，严重伤害版权主的利益和创造性，最终害了国家。
王旭（北京智慧财产权律师）：版权主经济利益和其他利益受到很大侵害，如果长期下去，打击了一些版权主创造的一些积极性，毕竟他的合法权益不能得到充分保护，盗版，像语音，这方面已经超过了道德资格范围，对版权主已经构成侵权，应该接受法律制裁。”
深圳知识产权律师李新淼表示，中国大陆由于体制原因，许多人想走捷径，使得盗版屡禁不止。
李新淼（深圳知识产权律师）：“这个鼓励创新的体制还是留在书面上。虽然说专利权目前还都在讲这一块，但是鼓励创新，这还是跟其他方式一样，还是一种鼓励走偏门的方式，是造成这个情况的关键。”
上海市民俞忠欢认为，中国的教育制度出现了问题，造成盗版、剽窃成风。官方的不作为，造成目前盗版的泛滥成灾。
俞忠欢（上海市民）： “中国教育也存在问题，不是鼓励去创造，而是鼓励去抄袭，这对创造力是一种抹杀。其实打击盗版也是做做表面文章，真正没有牵扯什么实质的。国家年年喊打击盗版，表面上看声势很大，其实盗版反而越来越多，越来越猖獗。”
俞忠欢对当局打击盗版行动的统计资料，也表示了怀疑。
俞忠欢（上海市民）： “统计数字我们老百姓都知道，官方统计数字别说是盗版方面，其他方面造假也多得很。所以从我们的经验看，这个统计资料，我们是不相信这个统计资料的。”
今年5月，美国商务软件联盟发布，2010年中国软件盗版率为78%，损失近80亿美元。
专门从事技术和电讯领域的全球市场研究及咨询的IDC—-“全球研究机构”(Global Research Organization of IDC)负责人埃米•怀特(Amie White)，在2004年曾经指出，中国的软件盗版率如果能减少10%，就能使中国经济在4年内增长1200亿美元。
新唐人记者周玉林、宋风、李若琳采访报导。
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Jiang Zengwei, deputy minister of commerce of China said,
after the late 9-month crackdown on the infringement
of intellectual rights, improvement has been made
in the situation of counterfeits in China.
However, Wang Xu, an intellectual property lawyer in Beijing
said, counterfeits are still rampant in China,
you can see them on the street, in stores, etc. Wang said,
counterfeit rampancy in China not only hurts the interests
and creativity of inventers, but also harms the country.
Wang: ”The economic and other interests of the inventers
are hurt greatly by the counterfeits. This will also
negatively impact the creativity of some intellectual
right owners, since their legal rights are not protected.
Counterfeit activities are immoral and are infringing
the intellectual rights, which should be punished by law.”
Li Xinmiao, an intellectual property lawyer in Shenzhen said,
Chinese social system caused many people to take a short cut
towards making money, rendering the counterfeits rampant.
Li: Encouraging innovations in China is superficial.
Though the patent rights and innovations are still promoted
in China, it does not seem to promote it in an upright way,
but it seems to encourage people to take a shortcut.
This is the key reason for the current situation.
Shanghai-based citizen Yu Zhonghuang believes that
the Chinese education system runs into a major problem,
causing the rampant counterfeit and plagiarism in China.
Government’s inaction has made the situation worse.
Yu: “The problematic Chinese education system does not
really encourage students’ creativity but the ability to copy.
It is a killer to one’s creativity.
The government’s crackdown on counterfeits is superficial.
It does not hit the root cause.
The authorities make a big fanfare in the crackdown activities,
but the more it cracks down, the more counterfeits surface.”
Yu was reserved about official stats on counterfeit crackdown.
Yu: ”We folks all know that not only the counterfeit stats,
but all the official stats are full of fake numbers.
From our experiences we do not trust their stats.”
On May 2011, American Business Software Alliance announced
that 78% of the software used in China was counterfeit,
causing the U.S. nearly US$8 billion losses.
Amie White, director of global research organization IDC
said in 2004, if the counterfeit software in China
could be reduced by 10%, Chinese economy
would respectively increase to US$120 billion in 4 years.
NTD reporters Zhou Yulin, Song Feng and xxx
