1, official documents and official translation.
Such as laws, regulations, resolutions, decisions and orders of state organs, which are of a legislative, administrative and judicial nature, although they belong to works, their main purpose is to spread them, so as to facilitate public use, standardize citizens' social behavior and maintain normal social order.
2. Calendars, general tables, general tables and formulas.
Calendars, general tables, general tables and formulas. Such works are usually not creative and are not protected by copyright law.
3. Current affairs news.
The report of recent facts is a work, and there are trade-offs, but it is not protected by copyright based on the requirements of the public's right to know. Although news is not protected by copyright, its property value lies in seizing the opportunity and can be protected by anti-unfair competition law. The judicial interpretation also stipulates that the source of the reprinted news should be indicated, which is out of goodwill.
4. Oral works.
Article 4 of the implementing regulations stipulates that oral works refer to works expressed in oral language such as impromptu speeches, lectures and court debates. Oral performance with pre-created works, such as poetry recitation, is not an oral work. Oral works must be improvised.