This statement is often an oversimplified and generalized view, and cannot represent a comprehensive and objective understanding of the Buyi ethnic group. In fact, the understanding and attention paid by individuals in a group to intellectual property rights will be affected by many factors, such as education level, legal publicity in the region, economic development, and the relationship with traditional cultural heritage. Regarding the issue of intellectual property protection awareness, the entire group should not be simply classified as "weak" just because of certain cases or local phenomena. It should be noted that no matter which ethnic group or group, they may have cognitive differences when facing modern intellectual property protection issues. These differences may reflect deficiencies in legal publicity and popularization work, or may be affected by traditional cultural habits and ways of thinking. The Buyi people have a rich history and cultural traditions. Their traditional knowledge and cultural expressions may conflict or be incompatible with the modern intellectual property protection system, but this does not mean that they lack attention to their own cultural achievements as a whole. Therefore, when discussing intellectual property protection awareness, more attention should be paid to how to strengthen the popularization of relevant legal knowledge and awareness based on different cultural backgrounds, while respecting and protecting the cultural traditions of ethnic minorities. It is recommended to conduct field research and in-depth analysis of different groups rather than simply labeling them, so as to look at this issue more objectively and fairly.