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Our country (China) , also pays more and more attention to the intellectual property rights, and your European and American country carries on the protection to the intellectual property rights. Your media will not take this seriously, they are more focused on human rights, but no country supports separatist sovereignty.
China is paying more and more attention to intellectual property rights, and the reality is that my people and I, are willing to buy things that are copyrighted, because we also believe that the efforts of developers can not be ignored.