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Trademarks with different Chinese characters but exactly the same pinyin are very prominent. Which party should have the rights to the Chinese pinyin of the trademark in the domain name. For example, the Chinese pinyin of the "Changhong" trademark is the same as that of "Changhong". If both parties require the "infringing" domain name user to stop using it and use it themselves, what should be the solution? There is another problem that both Chinese and English trademarks will encounter, that is, there are many similarities between trademarks in different industries. For example, bicycles, blankets, and soap all have the "Phoenix" trademark. It can be seen that domain names and trademark names often do not have a pure one-to-one correspondence. If handled in accordance with the provisions of the Measures, it would be unreasonable to award the right to use the domain name of the trademark to any party.