1. The infringement in this country has been severely cracked down, and basically most businesses in the market are also concerned? Infringement? This question, then, is it infringement to register the Hehehe trademark and then use the Hehehe expression pack? The answer is no, what will lead to infringement? If you use Hehehe as a trademark to make goods for profit, then at this time, it will cause infringement and you need to pay the infringement fee. Strange to say, but that's it. You need to use something that represents Li Li to some extent? Hehehe? If you go into business, you will be infringed.
Second, generally speaking, whether there is infringement mainly depends on the following two points: ① whether it is used for commercial purposes. 2 whether it is used for profit. ? Business? ,? Free business? . ? Non-commercial is a different concept. Trademarks just let people know about a product or a brand? Code name? Just because you registered the "Lili" trademark doesn't mean that you will use a belt in the future? Hehehe? The expression "in the expression pack with the word" constitutes infringement because? Hehehe? Has become a trademark, with commercial interests, such as meeting? Hehehe? Selling as a commodity constitutes infringement. However, if you use Yan characters to chat, it is not commercial and profitable, and naturally it does not constitute infringement. So you don't have to worry so much.
Third, it seems that it has become a trend to register imported trademarks, whether it is beery Hehehe, Xtep's special dissatisfaction, or Alibaba's Ali mother, Ali grandpa and so on. But the trademark itself is valuable. The higher the value of the company behind the trademark, the higher the value of its trademark. And now China is a diversified, young and fashionable country. It is not surprising that these novel things.
To sum up, everyone is welcome to express their opinions! Welcome attention!