The establishment of an overseas company cannot effectively circumvent local copyright law restrictions. The copyright law is a legal norm that takes effect within the scope of the country based on the principle of geography. No matter where the company is registered, as long as its behavior involves local copyright-related activities, it must comply with the local copyright law. Trying to circumvent the restrictions of local copyright law by setting up an overseas company is illegal and unfeasible, and it is also against the spirit of the law and the principle of good faith. Any act of copyright infringement, no matter what form it takes or how it is disguised, may face legal responsibilities and consequences, including civil compensation, administrative penalties and even criminal sanctions. We should always abide by laws and regulations, carry out business and creative activities in a legal, compliance and honest manner, and jointly maintain a healthy intellectual property protection environment.