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Oleg Rekov, representative of the Russian Federal Fisheries Agency in the United States, said on Sunday that if the United States relies on CNN`s false reports on the large market share of the Russian Mindfish in the United States, Russia The same size of the Ming Tai fish can be converted to export to Europe or China. CNN has previously published an article saying that Russian prune fish is cheaper than similar products in the United States, and it has a share of about $200 million in the frozen prawn market in the United States, while American primary and secondary school students eat fried fish sticks made with Russian tilapia. Rekov said: "I can imagine that the US government will impose import tariffs on Russian bright fish... If they close our borders, we can turn our attention to Europe or China." He pointed out that this will only affect up to 500 tons of direct supply per year. Rekov explained: "These are insignificant, equivalent to the catch of a boat a week." He said that the Russian Mindfish was sold to China for processing and the finished products were shipped to the United States. Oleg Rekov, representative of the Russian Federal Fisheries Agency in the United States, previously said that the news that the Russian Mindfish has a market share of US$200 million in the United States is not true. The price of Russian bright fish has risen markedly in the past year, with one of the most popular ones rising by a quarter, mainly due to increased demand from China and Europe. According to the Russian Ministry of Agriculture, in early August 2018, the wholesale price of the Far East Ming Tai fish was about 78 rubles per kilogram, compared with 63 rubles a year ago. In other words, the price of the Mingtai fish in the main producing areas of Russia has increased by about 24%. The initial price increase led to higher prices in central Russia, and the wholesale price of the Minnesota rose from 75 rubles per kilogram in August 2017 to 94 rubles, an increase of 25%. The popularity of Mint is ranked third in Russia, with an average per capita consumption of 2.59 kg per year, second only to salmon (2.73 kg) and salmon (2.81 kg). Russian bright fish is mainly used for export, and the domestic market price depends on the international situation. Experts believe that the price of Mingtai fish is affected by the price and demand situation in China and Europe. Russia is the world's largest supplier of light fish, mainly to China, South Korea and Europe. In 2017, the catch amounted to 1.8 million tons, of which about 800,000 tons of processed products were used for export. FROM:WWW.BUSINESSNEWS.CN

A wholly foreign-owned enterprise refers to a foreign company, enterprise, other economic organization or individual, and all enterprises established in China under the Chinese law are invested by foreign investors. According to the provisions of the Foreign-Funded Enterprise Law, the establishment of a foreign-funded enterprise must be conducive to the development of China's national economy, and should at least meet the following conditions, that is, the use of international advanced technology and equipment; all or most of the products are exported. The organization form of a foreign-funded enterprise is generally a limited liability company, or it can be said to be a one-person limited company. However, it does not include foreign companies, enterprises, and branches of other economic organizations located in China, such as branch offices, offices, and representative offices. Prerequisites 1. One or several foreign investors (any company or individual) 2. Registered capital: RMB 100,000 (any foreign currency is available) 3. The business project must comply with the "Guidance Catalogue for Foreign Investment Industries" issued by the State Council. provide information 1. Proof of legal business opening of foreign merchants (passport for personal investment) Notarization by local notary public and certified by Chinese embassy (local company may not need certification) 2. Credit certificate (issued by the bank where the account is opened, the validity period shall not exceed three months. The content includes the number of deposits of the enterprise and the settlement of the funds.) 3. List of directors, deputy and deputy general managers and copies of their ID cards (passports) 4. The original "Delegation Book" of the directors and the "Recommendations" of the deputy general manager and their Chinese translations 5. Copy of legal representative ID card (passport), resume, photo (1 inch, 1 photo) 6, the company's domicile (business premises) property property certificate and rental agreement Related features 1. In addition to land, the investment of the enterprise is 100% privately owned by foreign investors, and no Chinese investors participate in the shares. A company can be a foreign investor or a joint venture of several foreign investors. 2. Independent operation, no Chinese participation in business management. The company conducts business management activities in accordance with the approved articles of association and is not subject to interference. 3. Self-financing. In addition to paying taxes in accordance with China's relevant tax regulations, operating income is wholly owned and controlled by investors. Upon termination of the enterprise, it shall be announced in time and liquidated in accordance with legal procedures. Basic policies and principles According to the Law of the People's Republic of China on Foreign Investment Enterprises promulgated on April 12, 1986, the basic policies and principles for the establishment of wholly foreign-owned enterprises in China are: 1. In order to expand foreign economic cooperation and technical exchanges and promote the development of China's national economy, China allows foreign enterprises and other economic organizations or individuals to set up foreign-funded enterprises in China to protect the legitimate rights and interests of foreign-funded enterprises. 2. The establishment of a foreign-funded enterprise must be conducive to the development of China's national economy, and the use of advanced technology and equipment, or the export or export of most of its products. China prohibits or restricts the establishment of foreign-invested enterprises in certain industries. Industries that prohibit or restrict foreign-funded enterprises, including military industry, post and telecommunications enterprises, and cultural enterprises. 3. The investment, profits and other legitimate rights and interests of foreign investors in China are protected by Chinese law. Foreign-funded enterprises must abide by Chinese laws and laws and regulations, and must not harm China's social public interests. The Law on Foreign-invested Enterprises also stipulates that China does not nationalize and levy foreign-funded enterprises; in special circumstances, according to the needs of social public interests, when foreign-funded enterprises are imposed in accordance with legal procedures, they are compensated accordingly. 4. The application for the establishment of a foreign-funded enterprise shall be examined and approved by the competent department of foreign economic relations and trade under the State Council or the authority authorized by the State Council. A foreign-funded enterprise shall invest in China within the time limit approved by the examination and approval authority; if it fails to invest within the time limit, the administrative authority for industry and commerce shall have the right to revoke its business license. The investment situation of foreign-funded enterprises shall be examined and supervised by the administrative authorities for industry and commerce. 5. The production and operation plan of a foreign-funded enterprise shall be reported to the competent department for the record. 6. Foreign-funded enterprises must set up accounting books in China, conduct independent accounting, submit accounting statements in accordance with regulations, and accept supervision by the financial and tax authorities. If the refusal to set up accounting books in China, the financial and tax authorities may impose fines, and the industrial and commercial administration may order them to suspend business or revoke their business licenses. 7. Foreign-funded enterprises may apply for tax-deductible and tax-free preferential treatment in accordance with the Law of the People's Republic of China on Foreign Enterprise Income Tax and China's relevant tax regulations. If the profit after paying the income tax is reinvested in China, it may apply for refund of part of the income tax already paid for the reinvestment. Comparison with individual proprietorships Similarities 1. Are enterprises established in China within the laws of China; 2. Its investors are single investors; 3. They are engaged in production and operation activities for the purpose of profit. the difference 1. An investor of a wholly foreign-owned enterprise may be a foreign enterprise or other economic organization, or a non-Chinese citizen, including foreigners and stateless persons; 2. The establishment of a wholly foreign-owned enterprise must be conducive to the development of China's national economy, and the use of advanced technology and equipment, or the full export or most of the products. The application for the establishment of a wholly foreign-owned enterprise shall be examined and approved by the competent department of foreign economic relations and trade of the State Council or the authority authorized by the State Council. After the application for the establishment of a wholly foreign-owned enterprise is approved, the foreign investor can apply for registration with the industrial and commercial administration authority with the approval document. license. The establishment conditions of individual proprietorship enterprises are quite lenient, and the establishment procedure is relatively simple. As long as there are legal enterprise names, investment by investors, fixed production and operation sites, necessary production and operation conditions, and necessary employees, the enterprise registration authority It should be registered within the statutory time limit. Unless the business to be engaged by a sole proprietorship enterprise is a business that is required by law and administrative regulations to be submitted to the relevant department for approval, it is not necessary to submit an approval document to the registration authority. 3. The property of a sole proprietorship enterprise is inseparable from the property of the investor and cannot bear the corporate debt independently. The debt is borne by the investor's personal property. Therefore, all individual proprietorships do not have legal personality. According to the provisions of the Foreign-Funded Enterprise Law, if a foreign-funded enterprise meets the requirements of Chinese law regarding the conditions of legal persons, it can obtain the qualification of a Chinese legal person according to law. As a kind of foreign-funded enterprise, a wholly foreign-owned enterprise can also obtain the qualification of a Chinese legal person. A wholly foreign-owned enterprise can be divided into two categories. One is a foreign-invested enterprise or other economic organization that is invested in China under the Chinese law. One is a non-Chinese citizen (foreign natural person or stateless person) in China according to Chinese law. Domestically invested and established registered enterprises.

German companies are increasingly worried about the impact of China's slowdown on its economic growth in Germany, its largest trading partner in Europe. German industrial robot manufacturer Kuka AG warned on Friday that the Chinese economy is slowing down the company's business, the company is the latest German company to issue such warnings. The company pointed out that the uncertain future of China's automation market is one of the reasons why sales in 2018 fell short of expectations and profit margins fell. German companies investing in China ranks among the top foreign-invested companies. Over the years, as China's economy has grown at an alarming rate, German medium-sized engineering companies have provided China with the capital products needed for factory power supply and infrastructure construction. China is Germany's main trading partner, and the German government's statistics show that the total bilateral trade in 2017 reached 188 billion euros (about 215.69 billion US dollars). In that year, Germany`s exports to China totaled 86 billion euros (about 98.64 billion US dollars), making China the third largest export market for Germany, second only to the United States and France. Germany is the second largest non-Asian importer of Chinese goods in the world. According to data from the German industry lobbying organization BDI, about 5,200 German companies operating in China employ more than 1 million people. Industrial group Siemens (Siemens AG, SIEGY), chemical giant BASF SE (BF), automaker Volkswagen AG (VOW.XE) and thousands of other German companies have invested billions in China Dollar. According to BDI estimates, by the end of 2017, German companies' total investment in China reached 13 billion euros ($14.92 billion). However, the recent slowdown in the Chinese economy is faster than expected. In December last year, China's factory activities fell to the lowest level in nearly three years. According to official data, the profits of large Chinese industrial companies in November last year fell for the first time in three years. Chinese consumers have also cut spending, leading to a decline in sales of cars and other goods. Apple Inc. (AAPL) attributed the slowdown in iPhone sales this month. Economists at Bank of America Merrill Lynch said this week that Germany is expected to fall into a technical recession in the second half of 2018. The technical recession refers to the negative growth of the economy for two consecutive quarters. Economists at the bank wrote that China`s economic slowdown is one of the reasons, and that China`s contribution to Germany`s GDP growth has fallen to zero last year. Since exports to China only account for a portion of German companies' activities in China and China, this may actually underestimate the damage caused by the Chinese economic slowdown to German companies. Kuka's interim chief executive Peter Mohnen said in a conference call on Friday that China has never shown such a low growth rate since the financial crisis. Kuka, a manufacturer of automation equipment and software, was acquired by the Chinese home appliance manufacturer Midea Group in 2017. Midea`s hostile takeover of Kuka in 2016 is a milestone in persuading the German government to tighten the law that protects sensitive industries from foreign acquisitions. It is widely believed that this is aimed at China`s massive investment in the country for many years. . Mohnen said the current slowdown forced Kuka to abandon its 2020 goal. The company also plans to cut costs of about 300 million euros ($344.5 million) by 2021, including layoffs, due to slower sales growth. Mohnen said that despite the economic slowdown, the Chinese robot market is still Kuka's growth engine and far from saturation. Kuka said the company plans to expand its products and production capacity in China to better cater to the Asian market. In 2017, the Chinese market contributed about 20% of its sales. In the auto market, BASF said in December that due to factors such as Sino-US trade friction, Chinese customers' demand has slowed significantly, and warned that profits in 2018 may be weaker than expected. Analysts expect more German companies to issue similar warnings for fourth-quarter results. Volkswagen sales director Christian Dahlheim told reporters on Friday that they are very worried about the Chinese market and expect the market to be difficult to grow this year and prepare for this situation. The company announced last Friday that car sales in the Chinese market fell 13% in December last year. On Thursday, Olaf Berlien, chief executive of German lighting company OSRAM, told the German newspaper Augsburger Allgemeine that the decline in car sales in the Chinese market in the last quarter of 2018 had a negative impact on the company. In this context, the politically influential BDI Federation of German Industries called on German and European policymakers to take a tougher stance on China's country-driven economic model on Thursday. The organization said in an unusually frank and open position that despite the attractiveness of the Chinese market, companies are increasingly concerned about potential risks and, if necessary, by further diversifying them to balance these risks. FROM:WWW.BUSINESSNEWS.CN

Chinese Vice-Minister of Commerce Wei Jianguo said recently that the Chinese government will earnestly fulfill its commitment to the World Trade Organization and further relax the policy of foreign purchases and exports in China to further meet the growing procurement needs of multinational corporations. On the 23rd, the 5th China International Electromechanical Products Expo opened here. The [Mechanical and Mechanical Manufacturing and Multinational Corporations' Trade and Investment Opportunities in China • The World Top 500 Enterprises High-Level Forum" is an important part of the conference. Wei Jianguo expressed this point in his speech at the forum. As China's economy continues to grow, more and more multinational companies are rapidly expanding their global sourcing network to China. According to the data, the annual purchases of multinational companies in China have exceeded 100 billion US dollars in the past two years, and they are increasing year by year. The global procurement network and the procurement organization of multinational companies have not only established bases in developed coastal areas of China, but also established procurement agencies in the central and western regions such as Wuhan and Chongqing. China attracts multinational companies to invest in a unique position: more than 400 of the world's top 500 companies have invested in China, with a total of more than 3,000 projects, of which 50% are invested in technology-intensive industries such as automobiles, electronics, and metallurgy. Above, almost all industrial project multinational companies have entered China. This will help China expand its export scale and structure, and use multinational company procurement activities and global procurement system to enable China's more competitive manufacturing products to enter the international market. Wei Jianguo said that in order to promote cross-border procurement and develop China's manufacturing industry, China will further relax the policy of foreign purchases and exports in China, allowing foreign investors to set up wholly-owned export procurement centers in some regions, and engage in the procurement of products and related services in China. . This means that foreign investors can conduct export business with independent legal personality and enjoy the same export tax rebate and related policies for Chinese enterprises.

The invention referred to in the patent law refers to a new technical solution proposed for the product, method or improvement thereof. Its characteristics are: First, the invention is a new technical solution. It is a technical solution to solve various problems in production, scientific research and experiment by using natural laws, and generally consists of several technical features. Secondly, according to the nature, there are two basic types of invention claims, which are divided into product claims and method claims. Product claims include products (products, equipment) produced by human technology, and method claims include activities with time-course elements, and can be divided into two types, methods and uses. Inventions protected by patent law may also be improvements to existing products or methods. Inventions granting patent rights should be novel, creative and practical. Novelty means that the invention does not belong to the prior art; nor does any unit or individual file an application with the Patent Office before the filing date for the same invention or utility model, and record the patent published after the filing date (including the filing date). In the application documents or the patent documents of the announcement. Creativity refers to the outstanding substantive characteristics and significant progress of the invention compared to the technology known to the public at home and abroad before the filing date. Utility means that the invention can be manufactured or used and can produce positive effects. Can foreigners apply for patents in China? Foreigners, foreign companies and other foreign organizations with permanent residence or business offices in China can enjoy national treatment in the protection of patent rights, that is, they have the same right to apply for patents as their nationals, thus obtaining patent protection. According to the provisions of the Patent Law, one of the following three cases may apply for a patent in China in accordance with the Patent Law: (1) The bilateral agreement between the country of the foreigner and China stipulates that each other's nationals shall be given patent protection; (2) The international treaty that the country of the foreigner and the country participate in jointly grant each other a patent protection; (3) Although the country of the foreigner and China have neither signed a bilateral agreement nor joined the international treaty, the other party has patent protection in accordance with the principle of reciprocity in the patent law or in practice

The applicant shall submit the patent application in electronic form or in writing. (1) If an applicant applies for a patent in the form of an electronic file, it shall go through the electronic registration application registration procedure in advance, and submit the application documents and other documents to the Patent Office through the patent electronic application system of the Patent Office. (2) If the applicant applies for a patent in writing, the application documents and other documents may be submitted to the acceptance office of the Patent Office or sent to the Office of the Patent Office of the State Intellectual Property Office (hereinafter referred to as the Patent Office Acceptance Office). It can also be handed over to the reception counter of the patent office of the local office or sent to the [Office of the Patent Office of the State Intellectual Property Office××× Agency". Information on the Patent Office can be found at http://www.cnipa.gov.cn/zldbc/. The National Defense Intellectual Property Office specifically handles defense patent applications. 2. Which application documents should be submitted for patent application? (1) Where an application for an invention patent is filed, the application documents shall include: a request for invention patent, a summary of the specification (a summary drawing shall be submitted when necessary), a claim, and a specification (a drawing of the specification shall be submitted if necessary). In the case of an invention patent application involving an amino acid or a nucleotide sequence, the sequence listing shall be included in the specification, and the sequence listing shall be submitted as a separate part of the specification, and the page number shall be separately prepared, and shall also be submitted in accordance with the Patent Office of the State Intellectual Property Office (below) An optical disk or a floppy disk containing the sequence listing specified in the Patent Office. Where an invention is created by a genetic resource, the applicant shall specify the source of the genetic resource in the request and fill in the registration form of the source of genetic resources to indicate the direct source and original source of the genetic resource. If the applicant cannot explain the original source, the reason should be stated. (2) If applying for a utility model patent, the application documents shall include: a utility model patent request, an abstract of the specification and its abstract drawing, a claim, a specification, and a drawing of the specification. Example 1: Example of writing a utility model patent application (3) Where an application for a design patent is filed, the application documents shall include: a design patent request, a picture or a photo (a color picture or photo shall be submitted for protection of color) and a brief description of the design. Example 1: Example of design application writing Example 2: Example of similar design application writing 3. Application documents use a unified form The application documents should use a form uniformly developed by the Patent Office. These forms can be downloaded from the website of the National Intellectual Property Office at http://www.cnipa.gov.cn/bgxz/ or at the consultation desk of the Patent Office Reception Hall or by letter (letter sent to: National Knowledge) The Office of the First Review and Process Management Department of the Patent Office of the Property Office may also obtain the request from the Agency Office of the Patent Office of the State Intellectual Property Office (hereinafter referred to as the Patent Office). A form can only be used for one patent application. The quality of the paper for the application documents should be equivalent to the quality of the paper for the copier. There must be no useless words, marks, frames, lines, etc. on the paper. A4 size (210 mm × 297 mm) paper is used for all documents. The paper for the application documents should be used on one side or in the vertical direction. The text should be arranged from left to right. The left and top sides of the paper should each have a 25 mm blank, and the right and bottom sides should each have a 15 mm blank. 4. How to arrange application documents when submitting an application The invention or utility model patent application documents shall be arranged in the following order: request, summary of the specification, abstract drawing, claim, specification (including amino acid or nucleotide sequence listing), and drawings of the specification. The design patent application documents shall be arranged in the following order: request, picture or photo, brief description. Each part of the application document should be written in Arabic numerals in the order of pages. 5. Text and writing requirements of the application documents All parts of the application documents will be in Chinese. If there is no unified Chinese translation for foreign names, place names and scientific and technical terms, the original text should be indicated in parentheses after the Chinese translation. The application documents should be typed or printed in Song, Song, or scorpion. The writing should be black, the height should be between 3.5 and 4.5 mm, and the line spacing should be between 2.5 and 3.5 mm. If there are drawings in the application documents, the lines should be even and clear and must not be altered. Do not use the engineering blueprint as a drawing. 6. Certification documents Where the relevant procedures for handling a patent application are accompanied by supporting documents, the various supporting documents shall be issued by the relevant competent department or signed by the parties. All kinds of supporting documents shall be originals; if the supporting documents are copies, they shall be notarized or confirmed by the competent department that issued the supporting documents with the official seal (except for the original documents confirmed by the Patent Office). The supporting documents provided by the applicant are in foreign languages and should be accompanied by a translation of the Chinese title. 7. Signature or stamp Patent application documents or other documents submitted to the Patent Office shall be signed or sealed in accordance with the provisions. An application for which a patent agency has not been entrusted shall be signed or sealed by the applicant (or the patentee), other interested parties or its representative, and the formalities involving the direct right shall be signed or sealed by all the right holders. Where a patent agency is entrusted, it shall be sealed by the patent agency and, if necessary, signed or sealed by the applicant (or patentee), other interested parties or its representative. 8. Application note on the same day If the same applicant applies for both the utility model patent and the invention patent for the same invention on the same day, it shall be separately stated at the time of application. 9. Uniformity requirements for patent application content An invention or utility model patent application shall be limited to an invention or utility model. Two or more inventions or utility models belonging to one general inventive concept can be proposed as one application. A design patent application should be limited to one design. Two or more similar designs of the same product, or two or more designs for products of the same category and sold or used in sets, may be filed as one application. 10. Entrust a patent agency Units or individuals in the Mainland of China may entrust a patent agency established according to law to handle patent application procedures, or they may go through relevant formalities on their own. If a foreigner, foreign enterprise or other foreign organization that does not have a permanent residence or business office in mainland China applies for a patent in China, or if the first signature applicant and the applicant from the Chinese mainland jointly apply for a patent, they shall entrust a patent agency established according to law. Handle. If an applicant from Hong Kong, Macao or Taiwan who does not have a permanent residence or business office in the Mainland of China submits a patent application to the Patent Office, or as a first signed applicant and a Chinese mainland applicant jointly applies for a patent, it shall entrust a patent established by law. The agency handles. The patent agency established according to law is established by the State Intellectual Property Office in accordance with the provisions of the Patent Agency Regulations. The specific information of the specific directory and patent agencies can be viewed online (http://www.cnipa.gov.cn/zldlgl/ ). 11. Acceptance of patent applications After receiving the patent application from the Patent Office Acceptance Office or the Patent Office Agency, the application date will be determined, the application number will be given, and the acceptance notice will be issued. If the conditions for acceptance are not met, a notice of non-acceptance of the documents will be issued. After receiving the acceptance notice and payment notice, the applicant shall carefully check the information on the notice and if it has any objection to the notice information, it shall promptly submit it to the patent office. If the application documents are sent to the Patent Office Reception Office, the acceptance notice of the Patent Office may generally be received within one month. If the Patent Office has not received the notice of the Patent Office for more than one month, the applicant shall promptly inquire at the Patent Office. If there is any change in the address of the applicant or the patentee, the project shall be submitted to the Patent Office in time for the change of the project; if the applicant and the patent agency cancel the agency relationship, they shall go through the formalities of change with the Patent Office. 12. Determination of the application date The patent application and various documents submitted to the Patent Office in the form of electronic documents shall be the date of submission of the electronic documents by the patent electronic application system of the Patent Office. The patent application submitted directly to the Patent Office Reception Office or the agency office window shall be the date of receipt of the application; the patent application submitted to the Patent Office Acceptance Office or the agency by postal mail shall be sent by post on the envelope as the filing date. If the postmark sent is unclear and unrecognizable, the date of receipt by the Patent Office or the agency shall be the filing date. The patent application submitted by the courier company to the Patent Office Acceptance Office or the agency office shall be the date of receipt of the application; the patent application submitted by the non-accepting department or individual of the Patent Office by post or post shall not have the confirmed application date on the mailing date or delivery date. The validity of the application will be the date of receipt of the application or the agency`s actual receipt date. 13. Correction of the application date After the applicant receives the notification of acceptance of the patent application and considers that the filing date stated on the notification is inconsistent with the date of mailing the application document, the applicant may receive the patent application acceptance notice within two months from the date of filing the patent application document. The book shall file a request for correction on the filing date within one month, and shall issue a valid certificate of the date of issue issued by the post office that sends the patent application document. The registered registration number indicated in the certificate shall be the same as the registration number recorded in the request. The stub of the registered letter can be used as the above valid proof. 14. Payment time of application fee The applicant shall pay the application fee within two months from the date of application or within 15 days from the date of receipt of the acceptance notice. To pay the application fee, you must indicate the corresponding application number and the necessary payment information. 15. How to pay the fee (1) Electronic application users can log in to the electronic application network (http://cponline.cnipa.gov.cn/) and use the online payment method to pay the patent fee. (2) Pay the patent fee directly to the Patent Office or the Patent Office. (3) Remittance of patent fees through banks or post offices. When reimbursing a patent fee through a bank or post office, the correct application number (or patent number) and fee name (or abbreviation) should be stated in the postscript column of the remittance slip. Bank remittance: Bank of deposit: CITIC Bank Beijing Zhichun Road Branch Account Name: Patent Office of the State Intellectual Property Office of the People's Republic Account number: 7111710182600166032 Post Office Remittance: Payee Name: Patent Office of the State Intellectual Property Office Merchant customer number: 110000860 (can replace address zip code) Address Zip: No. 6 West Tucheng Road, Tuen Mun Bridge, Haidian District, Beijing (100088) For additional questions regarding patent fees or fees, please see the section on [Fees for Patent Applications" (http://www.cnipa.gov.cn/zhfwpt/zlsqzn_pt/zlsqdfy/index.htm). 16. Confidentiality review before applying for a patent from a foreign country Any unit or individual who submits an invention or utility model completed in China to a foreign country or submits a patent international application to a foreign institution shall file a request for a patent confidentiality review with the patent office. Any entity or individual may not apply for a patent in a foreign country for the content of the invention or utility model after a confidentiality review determines that the national security or major interests require confidentiality. There are three ways to file a confidentiality review request before applying for a patent in a foreign country: (1) Separately submit a confidentiality review request in the form of a technical proposal. Where a request is made in this way, the applicant shall submit a request for a patent confidentiality review and a technical proposal to the foreign country, and submit the document in writing to the acceptance office of the Patent Office or to the Patent Office of the State Intellectual Property Office. Reception desk". (2) A request for confidentiality review is filed at the same time as or after the application for a Chinese patent. Where a request is made in this way, the applicant shall submit a request for a patent confidentiality review to a foreign country. (3) If an international patent application is filed with the Patent Office, it shall be deemed that the confidentiality review request is submitted at the same time, and it is not necessary to separately submit a request for a patent confidentiality review to a foreign country. See the Service Guide for Applying for Patent Secrecy Review to Foreign Countries. 17. Precautions for submitting application documents (1) Applicants for various documents submitted to the Patent Office shall keep the manuscript to ensure the consistency of the documents in the process of application approval, and may be used as a reference for replying to the review opinions. (2) If the application documents are mailed, a registered letter should be used. If you cannot mail it by registered mail, you can use the express mail to post it, and you must not use the parcel to mail the application documents. In addition to the detailed address (including postal code) of the patent office or the patent office, the registered letter should also be marked with the [application document" and the [receipt of the Patent Office of the State Intellectual Property Office" or [patent of the State Intellectual Property Office". The words of the Office × × Agency Office. If the application documents are submitted by the courier company, the actual date of receipt of the application office of the Patent Office and the agency of each patent office shall be the filing date. A registered letter should only contain the same application documents. After mailing, the applicant should properly keep the registered receipt stub. (3) The Patent Office does not accept samples, samples or models when accepting patent applications. 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The Chinese Embassy "Visa Policy into China" facilitates Indonesian Chinese to apply for a Chinese visa China News Service, Jakarta, November 17 (Reporter Lin Yongchuan) On the afternoon of the 17th, the official of the Chinese Embassy in Indonesia came to the Indonesian Chinese Association to introduce Chinese visa policies and facilitate Chinese Chinese travel to China. Sun Liang, director of the Consular Section of the Chinese Embassy in Indonesia, participated in the day's activities. Hu Yang and Wang Lai, the secretary in charge of the consular documents, explained the Chinese visa policy, detailed the common types and specific requirements for Chinese visa applications, and responded carefully to the suggestions. Suggestions and appeals, and introduced visa convenience measures for Chinese. Indonesia is the country with the largest number of Chinese in the world. In recent years, with the deepening of exchanges and cooperation between China and Indonesia in various fields, the number of Indonesian Chinese to China has also increased. The Chinese government attaches great importance to the visa-assisting work of overseas Chinese to China and has launched a number of pragmatic measures, such as the establishment of a Q-visual visa for overseas Chinese, to facilitate overseas Chinese to visit relatives in China. However, because Indonesian Chinese are used to entrusting travel agencies to apply for visas to China, the Chinese government's visa to facilitate overseas Chinese visas is not well known to Indonesian Chinese. In June last year, the Chinese Embassy in Indonesia launched the [Visa Policy into China" campaign. For the first time, the [Chinese Visa Work Society" was held at the Indonesian Chinese Chamber of Commerce. The Consul of the Embassy of the Embassy, Zhu Di, introduced the Chinese to the representatives of the Chinese Association. The "convenience" of the Chinese visa has achieved good results. Over the past year or so, the number of Chinese who have quickly and easily applied for a Q-visit visa has increased significantly. In addition to the activities of the Indonesian Chinese Association on the same day, in the next few days, the [Visa Policy into China" activity will also enter the Jakarta Fuqing Association and the Indonesian Guangzong Association, so that more Chinese friends can understand the Chinese visa policy, which is more convenient. Successfully apply for a Chinese visa.

Global procurement exceeds 10 billion US dollars in the next five years. China Nuclear Expo will release international procurement requirements. Global procurement exceeds 10 billion US dollars in the next five years. China Nuclear Expo will release international procurement requirements. "In the next five years, CNNC's import and procurement demand in the nuclear related field will exceed US$12 billion. We sincerely invite global supplier partners to participate in the future development of China's nuclear energy industry and jointly create a new situation in the global nuclear energy industry." November 7, China On the third day of the International Import Expo, as a supporting activity of the Expo, CNNC organized an international procurement demand conference. Yu Jianfeng, Chairman of China National Nuclear Corporation, stressed that the release of China National Nuclear Corporation's import procurement demand in the next five years is aimed at promoting efficient cooperation across the region and across borders in the nuclear industry, boosting China's new round of high-level opening up and promoting globalization. Open, inclusive, inclusive, balanced, and win-win development contributes to the strength of China's nuclear industry. Yu Jianfeng said that as the main force of China's nuclear energy development, China National Nuclear Corporation has a history of more than 60 years of development, has a relatively complete nuclear technology industrial chain, and strives to promote the safe and efficient development of nuclear power for many years, with the [Belt and Road" as the main direction to promote nuclear energy. The whole industry chain [goes out", constantly explores the diversified application of nuclear energy, vigorously develops the nuclear technology application industry, and expands the application of nuclear technology in the fields of medicine, biology, agriculture, and environmental protection. In the process of development, we have always adhered to the concept of open development, established a global supporting supply chain supporting the entire industrial chain of the nuclear industry, and established business cooperation with enterprises in more than 40 countries and regions including Russia, France, Germany and the United States. "China is expected to become the world's largest nuclear power country. The development of China National Nuclear Corporation will be more open and more international." Yu Jianfeng pointed out that China is making efforts to build a clean, low-carbon, safe and efficient energy system. By 2030, China's nuclear power scale is expected to reach 1.2 to 150 million kilowatts, and power generation accounts for about 8% to 10%. In the new era, nuclear power and nuclear technology applications have a very broad space for development in China. China National Nuclear Corporation will take advantage of the trend and take advantage of the trend to accelerate the development of nuclear power, nuclear technology applications, environmental protection, new energy and other industries, and achieve high quality and high speed. At the meeting, Li Qingtang, deputy general manager of China National Nuclear Corporation, announced the construction plan of CNPC's supply chain system and the international procurement demand for the next five years. In accordance with the [three-step" supply chain system construction plan, by 2035, CNNC will complete the construction of intelligent supply chain system and become an international leader focused on the nuclear supply chain; this is the release of the next five years of import procurement and overseas business. The overall demand for chemical procurement will exceed US$12 billion, mainly involving nuclear power, nuclear fuel industry and other fields, covering 10 sub-categories of commodities. The total amount of overseas localized procurement will exceed US$3.6 billion, involving many countries and regions such as South Asia, the Middle East and South America. The conference also set up a theme forum salon to discuss and communicate with the supplier representatives on the future development trend of the nuclear industry, the direction of the industrial layout of the China National Nuclear Corporation, and the future development of the global supply chain system. More than 10 media reporters from 8 countries and regions, including the Central People`s Broadcasting Station, China Daily, China Energy News, People`s Daily, and China News Service, attended the conference.

The first 2019 Asia Agriculture and Food Industry Expo (Qingdao 2019, AAFEX 2019) will be held at the Qingdao World Expo City International Exhibition Center on September 19-21, 2019, with a planned area of 100,000 square meters. There are 2,000 exhibitors, and the audience is expected to exceed 100,000. It is planned to hold more than 20 professional events in the same period. The Expo will set up three exhibition sections of animal husbandry, planting, agricultural product processing and food technology, focusing on [food safety", with major agricultural sectors and industrial chains. The planning of the exhibition in the upstream and downstream, highlighting the professional content of raw materials, technology, equipment, types, brands and services, building the platform for innovation, industry exchange and business interaction in Asia's largest agri-food industry, striving to build Asia in three to five years The most important "international platform for the entire industrial chain of agri-food. Exhibition overview 2019 Asia Agro-Food Expo (Qingdao 2019) will be held in Qingdao World Expo City from September 19 to 21, 2019, setting up three exhibition sections for animal husbandry, planting, agricultural product processing and food technology. Focus on [food safety", plan for exhibitions in the main sectors of agriculture and the upstream and downstream of the industrial chain, highlight professional materials such as raw materials, technology, equipment, types, brands and services, and build innovative exhibitions and industrial exchanges in Asia's largest agri-food industry. And the business interactive platform, and strive to use three to five years to build Asia's most important "Agricultural Food Whole Industry Chain International Platform. Exhibition scale Exhibition size: estimated 100,000 square meters Exhibitors: 2,000 are expected Visitors: 100,000 people expected Exhibition scope Animal Husbandry-VIV Qingdao 2019 Asia International Intensive Animal Husbandry Exhibition (Qingdao) Planting plate Agricultural product processing and food technology sector About the VNU International Agricultural Exhibition Project Core value The VNU International Agricultural Exhibition Project focuses on [providing safe and healthy food for human beings", focusing on agriculture and food, not only promoting advanced production concepts, science and technology and high-end equipment, promoting trade interoperability and brand building, but also deepening the harmony between industry and the environment. Promote the concept of green and modern agriculture for ecological sustainable development. 2. Development history The VNU International Agricultural Exhibition Project originated from the world's most developed agricultural countries and the first country to propose intensive production methods and continue to lead agricultural innovation - the Netherlands. As early as in the 1960s and the 1960s, with the advancement of urbanization, in order to provide sufficient food to the rapidly growing urban population to improve production efficiency, the extensive and intensive farming model was gradually developed. In order to serve this production concept, VNU organized exhibitions around the poultry industry and the pig industry, and gradually built the VIV exhibition brand. The first VIV Europe Exhibition was successfully held in the Netherlands in 1977, and the VNU Agricultural Exhibition Project was gradually expanded on this basis. After more than 40 years of development, it has formed a comprehensive service platform of [exhibition, conference, online community" and eventually became the innovation leader in this field, which created a comfortable atmosphere about innovation, knowledge sharing and interpersonal development. On the platform of opportunity, you can negotiate and conduct business with well-known companies, scholars and experts from the global agri-food sector. The VNU International Agricultural Exhibition Project continues to develop with the advantages of specialization, internationalization and quality, and becomes a bridge linking global producers and stakeholders of agriculture and food. It brings trade opportunities and promotes consumption, while livestock for landing countries. The development of planting and food industry has subversive innovations and influences, in addition to helping to enrich species, optimize breeding to improve animal and plant performance, improve feed production to promote precision formulas, provide superior breeding environment and traceability process with advanced equipment, and help solve The prevention and control of animal and plant diseases, food safety, the utilization of manure resources, soil management and environmental protection, that is, to improve production efficiency and bring high-quality food, is also committed to maintaining a green and clean environment for human beings. 3. International expansion With the development of local industries and society, the VNU International Agricultural Exhibition Project has gradually landed in other countries and regions at the invitation of the governments and exhibition authorities and industries of various regions. Currently, the VNU International Agricultural Exhibition Project is held in 8 countries around the world, including the Netherlands, China, Thailand, United Arab Emirates, Russia, Turkey, Argentina and Rwanda, serving the agri-food industry and markets throughout Europe, Asia, Africa and Latin America.

People's Network Lagos May 17 (Reporter Jiang Xuan, special correspondent Lei Hong) On the 16th, hosted by the Guangdong Provincial Department of Commerce, the second China (Nigeria) trade fair hosted by Miolante International Exhibition Company in Nigeria Economic Center Lagos Eko Conference Center opened, Chinese Consul General in Lagos Consulate Liu Junsheng, Enugu State SME and Investment Promotion Association Special Adviser Anaya Agu, Lagos Vice President of Commerce, Industry and Construction Committee Yed Adenik and General Manager of the State Investment Development Agency of Enugu State, Chibze Okafor, attended the opening ceremony. Binu, the chief operating officer of the Miolante Group, said that Africa is a huge emerging market. China's commodity prices have outstanding advantages and a wide variety, and the demand for local demand in Africa is very high. At present, China-Africa joint construction of the [Belt and Road" is in a new historical opportunity period, and the economic and trade exchanges between the two countries will become more frequent. This not only broadens the channels of Chinese goods in non-sales, but also provides more guarantees for business exchanges between the two sides. It is understood that the Expo is China's largest China Commodity Fair in Nigeria and even West Africa, and is currently the only self-owned brand fair held in Nigeria. The exhibition gathered hundreds of outstanding Chinese enterprises from 11 provinces and cities including Guangdong, Zhejiang and Jiangsu, mainly displaying textiles and clothing, furniture, household appliances, lighting, home and other products, showing to buyers in Nigeria and neighboring countries. The brand image made in China.