| 英文摘要 |
A considerable number of digital products in digital trade belong to cultural products, which are digital cultural products with both economic and cultural attributes. In the multilateral negotiations of the WTO, there are significant differences among members regarding market access for cultural products, which has prevented the WTO from forming specialized rules for cultural product trade. However, WTO rules can still provide limited regulation on market access for cultural products. In FTA, there are usually two modes of market access for digital cultural products, namely the“non-discriminatory treatment plus limited exceptions”mode and the“cultural exceptions plus cultural cooperation protocol”mode, both of which have certain rationality. CPTPP and DEPA adopt the first model, which stipulates non-discriminatory treatment for digital products, while also provides broadcasting exceptions based on cultural security considerations. China should coordinate development and security, strive for domestic regulatory space for market access of digital cultural products, and gradually open up the market of digital cultural products. |