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Article 20

The author's right to make the author's name modification rights protect the protection period of the complete right of the work without restrictions.

Article 21

The copyright of works of a citizen (except for the right to be signed) by a legal person or other organization (except for the right to be signed) by the legal person or other organization, and the right to publish the rights shall be held for the life of the author and the fifty years after his death, and shall end on December 31 of the fifty years after his death; if it is a cooperative work, it shall end on December 31 of the fifty years after his death. The copyright of works of a legal person or other organization (except for the right to be signed) by a legal person or other organization, and the right to publish the rights to be held for the work of a legal person or other organization.

The prescribed protection period for rights is fifty years, which ends on December 31, the fifty years after the first publication of the work. However, if the work has not been published within 50 years after the completion of the creation, this Law will no longer protect. The right to publish film works and photography works created by similar film production methods, the protection period for rights stipulated in Article 10, Paragraphs (5) to (17) of this Law is fifty years, which ends on December 31, the fifty years after the completion of the creation of the work, but if the work has not been published within 50 years after the completion of the creation, this Law will no longer protect.

Article 22

If the copyright owner uses works in the following circumstances, they may not pay any remuneration without permission from the copyright owner, but the author's name and work shall be specified, and other rights enjoyed by the copyright owner in accordance with this law shall not be infringed upon: (1) Use works that have been published by others for personal study, research or appreciation; (2) Appropriately quote works that have been published by others in the work to introduce and comment on a certain work or explain a certain issue; (3) To report current affairs and broadcast in newspapers and journals

The works that have been published are inevitably reproduced or quoted in media such as stations; (IV) Newspapers, journals, radio, television, etc. Current affairs articles on political, economic and religious issues have been published by media such as stations, except for those who declare that the author is not allowed to publish or play; (V) Newspapers, journals, radio, television, and other media such as stations or plays speeches published or plays at public gatherings, except for those who declare that the author is not allowed to publish or play.

; (VI) Translate or copy published works for school classroom teaching or scientific research, for use by teaching or scientific researchers, but may not be published; (VI) State organs use published works within a reasonable scope for the performance of official duties; (VI) Library, Archives, Memorial Hall, Museum, Art Gallery, etc. for display or preservation versions, copy works collected by this library; (9) Free performance of published works, and the performance does not charge the public for the public,

No remuneration is paid to performers; (10) Copy, painting, photography and video of art works set up or displayed in outdoor public places; (11) Translate works created in Chinese language and characters that have been published by Chinese citizens or other organizations into minority languages ​​and characters and publish them domestically; (12) Change published works to Braille publishing. The provisions of the preceding paragraph apply to restrictions on the rights of publishers, performers, recording, video, producers, radio stations and television stations.

Article 23

For the implementation of nine-year compulsory education and national education plans, the author shall compile and edit published fragments of works or short textual musical works or single art works in the textbook without the permission of the copyright owner, but shall pay remuneration in accordance with the regulations, specify the author's name and name, and shall not infringe other rights enjoyed by the copyright owner in accordance with this law. The provisions of the preceding paragraph apply to restrictions on the rights of publishers, performers, recorders, radio stations and television stations.

Chapter 3 Copyright License and Transfer Contract

Article 24

The use of works by others shall be concluded with the copyright owner with the copyright owner, except where this law stipulates that it may not be subject to permission. The licensing contract includes the following main contents: (1) the type of rights for use; (2) the right to use is an exclusive right or non-exclusive right of use; (3) the regional period for use; (4) the remuneration standards and methods; (5) the liability for breach of contract; (6) other contents that both parties believe need to agree.

Article 25

When transferring the rights stipulated in Article 10, Paragraphs 1, Paragraphs (5) to (17) of this Law, a written contract shall be concluded. The right transfer contract includes the following main contents: (1) the name of the work; (2) the type and region of the rights transferred; (3) the transfer price; (4) the date and method of delivery of the transfer price; (5) the liability for breach of contract; (6) other contents that both parties believe need to agree.

Article 26

If copyright is pledged, the pledgor and the pledgee shall apply for the pledge registration to the copyright administrative department of the State Council.

Article 27

The copyright owner in the licensing contract and transfer contract shall not exercise the rights transferred without the copyright owner's consent.

Article 28

The remuneration standards for using works can be agreed upon by the parties, or they can be paid in accordance with the remuneration standards formulated by the copyright administrative department of the State Council in conjunction with relevant departments. If the parties have unclear agreements, the remuneration shall be paid in accordance with the remuneration standards formulated by the copyright administrative department of the State Council in conjunction with relevant departments.

Chapter 4 Publishing Performance Recording Video Playback

Article 29

If publishers, performers, recordings, videos, radio, television, etc. use other people's works in accordance with the relevant provisions of this Law, they shall not infringe on the author's right to sign and modify the right to protect the complete right of the work and the right to obtain remuneration.

Article 30

Book publishers shall enter into a publishing contract with the copyright owner and pay remuneration.

Article 31

The exclusive copyright enjoyed by the book publisher in accordance with the contract for the works delivered and published by the copyright owner shall be protected by law and others shall not publish the work.

Article 32

The copyright holder shall deliver the work within the time limit stipulated in the contract. The book publisher shall publish the book in accordance with the time limit stipulated in the contract. If the book publisher fails to publish within the time limit stipulated in the contract, he shall bear civil liability in accordance with Article 54 of this Law. If the book publisher reprints and republishes the work, he shall notify the copyright holder and pay remuneration. If the book publisher refuses to reprint and republishes the book after the book is out of stock, the copyright holder has the right to terminate the contract.
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