1. If a trademark is a registered trademark, how to register it and how to use it can only be scaled up and down, and the combination cannot be changed or used alone. 2. If you want to change the order up and down, or want to use them separately, you can apply for registration as the other three trademarks. It is a new unregistered trademark before it is registered, and it can be used, but don't circle it with R. For an unregistered trademark, as long as it does not infringe, you can change the upper and lower combination of the original trademark or use it alone, but you must check first. The trademark that may change the combination and the Chinese or English trademark used alone will be the same or similar to the registered trademark of others, and that will be infringement. The risk of unregistered trademarks is that they may constitute infringement. 3. If Chinese and English are applied as a whole, it is a trademark, and the order cannot be changed at will or used separately. If both Chinese and English are registered as trademarks, they are two trademarks. Since both Chinese and English are trademarks, it is natural to change the order or use them separately at will. Is this legal to use? For example, the registered trademark Chinese is on top of English and is still in use. When using it, put Chinese under English. Can the position in the trademark be moved?