I was recently browsing the "China Intellectual Property News" and happened to see an article about trademarks. As the content of the article said, trademarks are like air, everywhere, and like shadows.

Looking back carefully, this is indeed the case.

For example, when you get up in the morning, what kind of toothpaste do you use when brushing your teeth? 'Colgate', 'Crest', 'Black', 'Nais', or 'Yunnan Baiyao'? For cleansing, skin care, makeup, what daily chemical products do you use? Is it the 'Dabao' that you see every day, the 'Nivea' that doesn't have a masculine style, the baby version of the pink 'Maybelline', or the platinum version of the luxurious 'Lanc?me' Black bottle? In the office process, which brand of signature pen is better, ‘Baixue’, ‘Deli’ or ‘Zhencai’? At lunch time, should you choose ‘McDonald’s’, ‘KFC’, ‘Yoshinoya’, ‘Jin Kung Fu’ or ‘Wahegu’, or should you prepare the meal and bring it to the office with your own ‘LOCK&LOCK’ to heat it up? shopping spree, ‘H&M’, ‘ZARA’, ‘ESPRIT’, ‘BREAD&BUTTER’, ‘IZZUE’, ‘ANNASUI’ and ‘CHANEL’. How many brands of clothing make consumers linger? All in all, trademarks are everywhere and follow us everywhere. Whether we realize it or not, trademarks are all around us, silent but powerful. Trademark Transfer Network