Not all Buyi people have a weak awareness of intellectual property protection. This statement may be a stereotype or prejudice against certain individuals or groups. The Buyi people are a minority ethnic group in China, mainly distributed in Guizhou Province. Like other ethnic groups, the Buyi people also have their own unique culture, traditions and values. Intellectual property protection awareness is a complex issue, which is influenced by many factors such as education, economy and culture. In China, intellectual property protection has always been the focus of government and society. In recent years, the Chinese government has introduced a series of policies and laws to strengthen intellectual property protection, including penalties for intellectual property infringement and protection of creators' rights. However, it should be pointed out that the degree of popularization of intellectual property protection awareness may vary depending on factors such as region, education level, and economic development. In some rural or relatively backward areas, including the Buyi areas, intellectual property protection awareness may be relatively low due to limited educational resources and poor economic conditions. However, this does not mean that all Buyi people lack intellectual property protection awareness. In fact, more and more Buyi people, especially the younger generation, have begun to pay attention to and understand the importance of intellectual property protection, especially with the popularization of the Internet and social media. Therefore, we should avoid making overly simplistic or biased judgments about a certain nation or group, but should pay more attention to how to popularize awareness of intellectual property protection throughout society and promote the protection of creators' rights and interests and social development.