C this question is a bit confusing. Trademark right belongs to intellectual property right, which has several differences from property right: 1. The object of intellectual property is an intangible spiritual product. The "intangible" here focuses on the nature of its object rather than the carrier of its object. The transfer of property rights will eventually be first reflected in the transfer of "things", while intellectual property rights are intangible. 2. The exclusivity, exclusivity and exclusivity of intellectual property rights are weaker than property rights. When the two conflict, intellectual property usually gives way to property rights. At the same time, combined with the intangible characteristics of intellectual property rights, the obligee cannot actually possess intellectual property rights; Intellectual property rights will not be lost because of the loss of its carrier. 3. Intellectual property rights are mainly realized through legal protection, while property rights are mainly realized through possession of facts. 4. The protection of property rights is not subject to geographical restrictions, but not all intellectual property rights. 5. Intellectual property rights are personal, but property rights are not. 6. The realization of the two values is different. hope this helps