As you walk into Silk Street, a popular and multi-storied market in Beijing, you are immediately swarmed by consumer chaos. There seems to be no end, and no respite from this madness as you barrel through the tunnels of goods. If you can think of it, it's there. Really, if someone has ever thought about it or produced it, a replica of it can be found in this complex. Hanging tangential to the entrance is this sign. If it's a joke, it errs on the side of tragedy. But, it does beg the question, who is responsible for the protection of intellectual property. Government? Vendors? Buyers? It seems that the answer to this is country specific.
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