1. Basically, you can apply for the Baima trademark on the same commodity, which does not belong to the same or similar commodity (there is a risk of delaying the registration time due to opposition from the owner of Baima trademark). 2. On the same or similar goods, Baima and the previous trademark Baima have the same pronunciation, the same number and initials, and the suffix is highly similar. In addition, white horse is a fabricated word, which does not have a clear second meaning-two trademarks should be judged to be similar. Changing fonts, adding graphics, adding pinyin, adding English, etc ... is of little use, and the risk of rejection by the Trademark Office will not be reduced much. Unless the white horse has been unrecognizable and turned into a graphic, it is even more meaningless-in that case, what is the difference with applying for another trademark ... Therefore, in the goods with the same or similar trademark as the white horse, giving up the white horse has more advantages than disadvantages. ...