A trademark is a trademark that is used by producers or operators in the goods or services they produce, manufacture, process, select or distribute to distinguish the source of goods or services and consists of words, graphics or a combination thereof. A distinctive sign. When a trademark is registered, the brand has not yet been formed. When a brand disappears, a trademark can still be valid. Trademarks can be registered and protected, but brands cannot. In general, a brand is actually the sum of tangible and intangible assets (overall brand) that consumers have in mind about a certain manufacturer or product.

Patent rights are an exclusive right granted to applicants by the national intellectual property authority in accordance with the Patent Law to implement their inventions and creations. Including invention patents, utility model patents and design patents.