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Intellectual Property Courts in China: Status Quo, Problems and the Reform By Prof. Xiaoqing Feng, Vice-Chairman, China Intellectual Property Law Society （CIPLS）; Director, Institute of Intellectual Property Law, China University of Political Science and Law(CUPL); Director, the Research Center for Intangible Assets Management, (CUPL). Summary The judicial protection of intellectual property is the most important form and the fundamental guarantee for the protection of intellectual property in China. The judicial protection system of intellectual property in China has experienced the development procedure of setting up special tribunal, pilot three-hearing-in- one and special court. The establishment and operation of intellectual property courts in Beijing, Shanghai and Guangzhou marks the establishment of the new hearing system of intellectual property in China. The founding and operation of intellectual property courts has in-depth background and significance, although there are also many problems and difficulties to tackle with. Contents I. Introduction II. The Establishment of Intellectual Property Courts in China III. System of Intellectual Property Court s in China IV. The Role and Significance of Intellectual Property Courts for Case Hearing of Intellectual Property in China V. The Problem in the Operation of Intellectual Property Courts in China and Countermeasures VI. CONCLUSION I. INTRODUCTION ?Judicial protection is the most important form of the protection of intellectual property in China. The purpose of China’s judicial protection of intellectual property is to ensure effective implementation and enforcement of intellectual property through the people’s courts at all levels handling cases involving intellectual property in time and correctly. The basic form of judicial protection of intellectual property in China has experienced a period of development from special tribunal, pilot of “. three-hearing-in