China has the ability to create, determination to protect IPR

AFTER THE UNITED STATES announced it will levy additional tariffs of 10 percent on another $300 worth of imports from China, some people in Washington continue to harp on the same old string, criticizing China for stealing US intellectual properties. People's Daily comments:

No country is perfect at protecting IPR. Even the developed counties that have a more mature IPR protection legal system have large numbers of IPR legal cases and disputes to settle at home and abroad.

China would not have become one of the most popular destinations for foreign direct investment, if it performed in the field as badly as some US politicians allege.