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Is it an infringement to bring a fan to sell paintings? For example, Sasaki, who painted Huo Ying, is a fan.
Strictly speaking, it's infringement.

Article 10 of the Copyright Law of People's Republic of China (PRC) stipulates: "(14) Right of adaptation, that is, the right to change a work and create a new one with originality". That is to say, once the work is known to the world, during the copyright protection period (the protection period of rights is 50 years before the author's death and 50 years after his death, ending at 65438+February 31in the fiftieth year after his death; If it is a cooperative work, as of 65438+February 3 1 in the fiftieth year after the death of the last deceased author, no one may alter or adapt the original work without authorization.

Fan works (mainly Japanese) seen on the market now are all authorized.

But good fan works can promote the popularity of the original, so many cartoonists welcome fans (like your talent and make fun of you) ~ As long as it is not excessive (CAMLP was banned because of the popularity of fans of "Saint" before its debut, it is almost as popular as the original), it can be published in a special fan journal in China ~ If it is sold at the comic exhibition, it is best to discuss with the organizer.

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Copyright law of the people's Republic of China