No!! CDs are neither digital nor home appliances, and do not require anti-counterfeiting labels. 1. For discs from regular channels, you get what you pay for, so it is best not to be cheap. 2. Choose a reputable and guaranteed seller, and pay attention to the reviews of other buyers. RE supplement: At least I haven't bought a high-quality imitation in half a year. If it is a Japanese disc, it will generally be checked whether it is original or not, whether there is a side label, and whether it is opened or not. Good sellers keep the discs very well, and the reply cards are still there. Hong Kong and Taiwan discs are not sold publicly in mainland China. This may be a marketing strategy or something, so I can only buy them online.