Abstract:This article focuses on the relationship between intellectual property rights and international trade, sorts out the United States linking them in domestic law, embedding the contents of domestic law into international treaties, implementing a new round of trade protection measures, and strengthening intellectual property protection. The process of grasping intellectual property rights has gradually become the developing trend of the core element of international trade. Under this premise, we focus on the past and present trade frictions and intellectual property disputes between China and the United States, draw on foreign experience, and combine Chinese characteristics to propose future strategies and development paths for intellectual property rights.