Intellectual property rights and the internet. Can you add the references if you don't mind

M2D4 2 2 China is a signatory country to the Madrid Protocol on the international registration of trademarks. Starbucks opened its first cafe in China in 1999 and has added outlets in numerous locations including Shanghai and at the Great Wall and the imperial palace in Beijing. Xingake Cafe, Corp. Ltd. has imitated the designs of Starbucks' cafes in its business coffee cafe locations in Shanghai. Xing (pronounced like "Shing") means str, and bake, or "bak kuh" is pronounced like "buck." Does the Seattle, Washington, Starbucks Corporation have standing to bring suit in China against Xingbake Cafe Corp. Ltd.? If so, on what theory? Decide