What is the difference between publishing right and copyright and right to use?

The difference between "publishing right" and copyright and right to use is as follows:

Exclusive publishing right is a part of copyright property right and a combination of reproduction right and distribution right. It originally belongs to the author as the original copyright owner, and it is a civil economic right that can be disposed of and transferred according to law. The copyright owner may license the book publisher according to law, or license it to other civil subjects (the current law does not expressly stipulate that only the exclusive publishing right can be granted to the book publisher, nor does it expressly prohibit the exclusive publishing right from being granted to other civil subjects); The copyright owner may also re-authorize the licensee according to law, that is, the licensee may re-license a second person to publish or exclusively publish the corresponding work.

Copyright (English name: copyright) refers to the rights enjoyed by the authors of literary, artistic and scientific works (including property rights and personal rights). Copyright is a kind of intellectual property, including natural science, social science, literature, music, drama, painting, sculpture, photography and film works.

The right to use refers to the right to use property according to law without changing its essence. It is usually exercised by the owner, but it can also be transferred to others according to laws, policies or the wishes of the owner. For example, the ownership of China's state property belongs to People's Republic of China (PRC), and state organs, state-owned enterprises and institutions have the right to use the state property they manage according to the authorization of the state.