According to the Voice of America report on February 18th, the United States Trade Representative’s office released the 2021 Review of Notorious Markets for Counterfeiting and Piracy, AliExpress and WeChat were added to the U.S. government’s latest “notorious markets” list.
The “notorious markets” refer to entities that engage or facilitate substantial trademark counterfeiting, copyright piracy or provide convenience for trading online and offline. The 2021 list of “notorious markets” identifies 42 online markets and 35 physical markets, including Pinduoduo, Taobao, and nine other physical markets in China, not leaving out AliExpress and WeChat.
Mixing the fake with the real, treating second as the best and disrupting the market, maliciously lowering or raising prices and many other are what Communist China good at. The CCP runs the country under falsehood, has no technology and no intellectual property rights, they can only use stolen copyrights to profit for a short period. The evil and deceitfulness of the CCP system has made Communist China a base for counterfeiting in the world. This is the greatest shame of the Chinese people, who are known for their diligence and wisdom. Only by overthrowing the CCP, the Chinese people can create their own brand and wash away the shame that has brought to the Chinese people.
Interesting
Always brilliant move for tracking pirates.