According to China’s Trademark Law, the relative prohibition conditions for trademark registration mainly include the following aspects:

1. The same or similar trademark that may cause confusion with another person’s registered or applied for registration Condition.

2. A registered or used trademark that has earlier trademark rights owned by others may cause confusion on the same or similar goods or services.

3. Maliciously register a well-known trademark for which others have earlier trademark rights in China.

4. A well-known trademark that enjoys earlier trademark rights in China is used on non-identical or similar goods or services, and this may cause unfair use of the well-known trademark or damage its interests.

The relative prohibition conditions for trademark registration are mainly to protect the rights and interests of existing trademark rights holders and prevent public confusion about trademarks for similar or similar goods or services. During the trademark registration application process, the Trademark Office will review the applied trademark. If it is found that there are relatively prohibitive conditions with the existing trademark, the trademark registration may be refused.

Please note that specific regulations related to trademark registration may change based on legal modifications and updates. It is recommended that you consult a professional trademark agency or law firm to obtain the latest legal information and specific trademark registration guidance.

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