I recently read China Intellectual Property News and came across an article about trademarks. As the article says, trademarks are like air, everywhere, just like shadows.

Come to think of it, it's true.

For example, what toothpaste do you use to brush your teeth when you get up in the morning? Colgate, Crest, Negro, Ness or Yunnan Baiyao? What daily chemical products have you used for cleansing, skin care and makeup? Is it the Dabao you see every day, Nivea without stiff masculinity, the baby version of Maybelline or the platinum version of Lancome? In the office process, which brand of signature pen is better,' Snow White',' Effective' or' True Color'? At lunch time, do you choose McDonald's, KFC, Yoshinoya, Kung Fu and Hehegu, or do you cook a meal and take it to the office for heating with your own lock? Shopping spree,' h&; M'' ZARA'' ESPRIT' bread and drinks. Butter Izzue How many brands of clothes does Chanel in anna sui have that make consumers linger? In a word, trademarks are everywhere. Whether you realize it or not, trademarks are all around us, but they are powerful without words. Trademark transfer network