The Louvre infringes on the advertisement. According to the relevant public information, the use of other people's well-known commodity images in advertisements constitutes unfair competition, and the use of other people's well-known commodity images in advertisements is very similar to the above-mentioned use of registered trademarks of others, both of which are acts of taking advantage of other people's competitive advantages and hitchhiking. Article 5 of China's Anti-Unfair Competition Law clearly stipulates that operators shall not use the unique names, packaging and decoration of well-known commodities. Therefore, in order to avoid legal risks, enterprises should do their duty of reasonable care when making and designing advertisements, and avoid other people's well-known commodity images. The Louvre is a famous architectural work, so it is an infringement to appear in the advertisement before the commercial advertisement design has the right to use it.