When providing foreign documentation or explanatory materials in foreign languages, they should be accompanied by Chinese translations. In practice, according to the requirements of the Trademark Review and Adjudication Board, the content of the foreign documentation submitted needs to be fully translated into Chinese and corresponded one-to-one. If there is a large amount of evidence, it can be excerpted and translated according to the needs of the case, but the untranslated parts must be explained. If a large section or entire page of content is not translated, it should be crossed out.

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