There is a phenomenon of using legal loopholes to copy and sell patented design products, but this is an infringing and illegal act, and it is not a reasonable solution. Design patents provide rights holders with protection for their unique designs. However, some criminals may try to circumvent the law by various means. For example, minor non-material changes may be made to patented products in an attempt to bypass the scope of patent rights requirements; or the limitations that may exist in the examination process may be used to find so-called “loopholes.” However, the law is constantly improving and developing, and such violations will be strictly reviewed and cracked down on in judicial practice. Enterprises and individuals should respect intellectual property rights and innovate and conduct business through legal means, rather than trying to exploit legal loopholes to engage in infringing copying and sales. Once any infringement is discovered, it will face legal responsibility, including compensation for the loss of the right holder, legal litigation costs, etc., and serious criminal penalties may also be imposed.