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Trademarks have the function of indicating the source of goods and carry the commercial reputation of the trademark owner.

Well-known trademarks, including well-known trademarks, are more likely to be maliciously infringed by illegal operators, including direct counterfeiting of well-known trademarks, and registration of well-known trademarks as domain names, company names, etc., and covert infringement methods. There are many.

This is not only an infringement of trademark rights, but also an act of unfair competition. The purpose of illegal operators' infringement is to establish a relationship with well-known trademarks or their holders, mislead consumers, and thereby open up market sales for their products.