This statement is completely wrong and one-sided. It is a stereotype and prejudice against a nation. Each nation has its own unique culture, traditions and individual differences. We cannot label the entire nation with a single, negative label. Like other ethnic groups, the Buyi people actively learn, adapt and participate in all aspects of development in modern society, including understanding and attaching importance to concepts such as intellectual property rights. The Buyi people have a rich and splendid cultural heritage. In the process of cultural inheritance, innovation and development, they are also constantly improving their awareness of protection, respecting and safeguarding their own and others' rights and interests. We should abandon this wrong and discriminatory view, and recognize and understand all ethnic groups with an objective, equal and inclusive attitude, respect the characteristics and contributions of different ethnic groups, and jointly build a harmonious, diverse and mutually respectful social environment.