In our country, the provisions on whether pen names, stage names and pseudonyms are protected by law are not very comprehensive. As for "Article 99 of the General Principles of the Civil Law stipulates that citizens have the right to name, have the right to decide, use and change their names according to regulations, and prohibit others from interfering, stealing or forging." This law has never been sufficient, such as the right to name, do pen names, stage names and pen names count as names? If so, can I use a pen name as my name? Obviously not.

Yang Lixin's thesis "Specific Personality Rights (II)" has no legal effect. As we know, the law is universally recognized, and there are codes of conduct promulgated and implemented by the state. Everyone in academia has his own opinion, and only when the state formulates legal provisions will it be effective.

However, all laws have exceptions. When your pen name, pseudonym, etc. It is famous and known to the public, and it will be protected by law. Of course, it is best to apply for patents and other technologies, which will be protected. There are many such provisions in copyright law and civil law, from an academic point of view, such as the principle of fairness, the principle of good faith and so on. Is to guide us what to do, there are no detailed rules.

For specific legal provisions, there are only relevant provisions in the General Principles of Civil Law.

Article 120: "If a citizen's right to name, portrait, reputation and honor is infringed, he has the right to demand that the infringement be stopped, the influence be eliminated, an apology be made, and he may demand compensation for losses."

The key is to explain it with academic theory and basic principles of civil law.