We have formulated a comprehensive intellectual property policy. This intellectual property policy explains how we handle infringement allegations, how licensors submit infringement reports related to our website and mobile application content, and how responsible parties respond when their lists are affected by reports. When providing reports that comply with our policy, we will remove materials accused of intellectual property infringement. The intellectual property rights referred to in this Law refer to copyrights, trademarks, patents, and other intellectual property rights as prescribed by law.

  1. Reporting infringement behavior
    (1) To submit an intellectual property infringement notice, you must be the owner of the reported intellectual property or an agent authorized by the owner to submit the notice on their behalf.
    (2) We will investigate the list or content after receiving your report. Please note that any report submitted to us must be in good faith and sworn under the penalty of perjury.
    (3) Notify the submitter to send us an email. Then you should include the following information in the report:
    The specific identification of the intellectual property that you believe has been infringed, including registration number, written description of the copyrighted work, link to the copyrighted work, first use/publication date, etc.
    The nature of infringement (whether the infringement occurs on the product, physical product packaging, images on the product detail page, or text on the product detail page).
    List of infringing products (specify the URL of the product details page for the product).
    List of infringing parties.
    Your contact information (name, address, phone number, and email address).
    Other information required by relevant laws.
    (4) Before processing the report, we may request more information, such as verification of claimed rights and ownership or other documents.
  2. Use copyright infringement notification under DMCA to report copyright infringement
    (1) If you are the copyright owner or authorized to act on behalf of the alleged copyright owner who has been infringed, you can send an infringement notice by email, which must include the following content:
    The physical or electronic signature of a person authorized to act on behalf of the owner of the alleged infringement of exclusive rights.
    The identification of each copyrighted work claimed to have been infringed upon. The notice may cover multiple copyrighted works.
    The identification of each infringing material that will be removed or prohibited from access, as well as reasonable information sufficient for us to locate each such material.
    Sufficient information to contact you, including your address, phone number, and email address.
    A statement to the effect that you sincerely believe that the use of materials through complaint is not authorized by the copyright owner, their agent, or legal authority.
    You declare that the information in the notice is accurate, and that you are the copyright owner or authorized to act on behalf of the alleged infringed exclusive rights owner, and will be punished for perjury.
    (2) If you falsely report that the material is infringing, you may be liable for damages. Therefore, if you are unsure whether the material is infringing, please seek legal advice before submitting a notice to us.
    (3) If your infringement notice is accepted, we will delete the content of your report and take appropriate action against the responsible party. We do not share details of actions that have not yet been made public.
    (4) Policy on repeat infringers: We are committed to protecting intellectual property rights and terminating repeat infringers in appropriate circumstances.
  3. Copyright infringement claim counter notice under DMCA
    (1) If the content provider believes that the deleted (or prohibited access) material is not infringing, or with appropriate authorization, the content provider may send us a counter notice containing the following information:
    The physical or electronic signature of the content provider.
    Identification of materials that have been removed or disabled for access, as well as the location where the materials appeared before removal or disabling.
    (2) If we receive a counter notice, we will take appropriate measures in accordance with DMCA.
  4. Information of the designated agent receiving notifications under DMCA
    Recipient:.
    Office address: Nantong, Jiangsu, China
    Email for receiving intellectual property infringement reports:
  5. Report withdrawal
    The intellectual property owner or authorized agent who reports infringement can withdraw the report through the intellectual property portal website. The withdrawal request must clearly indicate the submitted report, including the complainant’s information, previously claimed intellectual property infringement, and the materials being complained about.
  6. False notifications
    (1) We may refuse infringement reports that contain information we believe to be false, fraudulent, incomplete, or maliciously submitted in any other way. We also reserve the right to take action against individuals who violate this policy and applicable laws.
    (2) Continuously submitting inaccurate or false notifications may result in your submission permission being revoked.