How to classify copyright?

1. Written works: novels, essays, essays, poems, plays, academic papers, works, periodicals, teaching materials and letters. Diaries, newspapers, advertising words.

2. Oral works: impromptu speeches, lectures, court debates and other works expressed in oral and linguistic forms.

3. Musical works: songs, symphonies and other works with or without words that can be sung or played.

4. Dramatic works: scripts, operas, local operas and other works created for stage performances.

5. Quyi works: cross talk, string playing, storytelling, jokes, Allegro, Shandong Allegro, Jingyun Drum, JD.COM Drum, Xihe Drum, Henan pendant and other forms of rap scripts.

6. Dance works: The design of dance movements and the arrangement of procedures can be recorded in words or other specific ways. For example, dance works are expressed in the form of dance scores. Such as "positioning dance scoring method"

7. Acrobatic art works: scripts created for performances such as car skills, ventriloquism, top bowl, tightrope walking, lion dance and magic.

8. Works of art: refers to artistic works of plane or three-dimensional modeling, such as painting, calligraphy and sculpture, which are composed of lines, colors or other means and have aesthetic significance. Pure works of art: sketches, oil paintings, Chinese paintings, prints, watercolors, enterprise logos, trademark graphics. Practical art works: ceramic art.

9. Architectural works: design drawings of buildings or paintings and photos with buildings as the core.

10. Photographic works: pictures that objectively record the image of an object.

1 1. Film works and works created by methods similar to film production: film works (sound and silence), TV works, video works, etc.

12. Graphic works: engineering design drawings, product design drawings, maps, circuit diagrams and anatomical drawings.

13. model works: three-dimensional works made in a certain proportion, such as miniature landscapes.

14. Computer software: computer programs and related documents. Computer programs include: source programs and target programs. The source text and the target text of the same program should be regarded as the same work. Documents: program design instructions, flow charts, user manuals, etc.

15. Folk writing works: fairy tales, folk fables, folklore, folk operas, folk songs, folk songs, folk music, folk dances, folk plastic arts and folk architectural arts.

Extended data:

Copyright includes the right of publication, the right of authorship, the right of modification, the right of protecting the integrity of works, the right of reproduction, the right of distribution, the right of lease, the right of exhibition, the right of performance, the right of projection, the right of broadcasting, the right of information network dissemination, the right of filming, the right of adaptation, the right of translation and assembly, and other rights that copyright owners should enjoy.

Works that can be protected by copyright include novels, poems, essays, papers, shorthand records, digital games and other written works; Oral works such as lectures, speeches and sermons; Musical works with or without words; Dramatic or musical works;

Pantomime and dance works, paintings, calligraphy, prints, sculptures, carvings and other works of art; Practical works of art; Architectural works of art; Photographic works of art; Film works; Sketches, maps, design drawings, sketches and three-dimensional works related to geography, topography, architecture and science and technology.

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