The Supreme People's Court's "Interpretation on Jurisdiction and Scope of Legal Application in the Trial of Trademark Cases" clearly stipulates the types and jurisdiction of trademark cases accepted by the people's courts. 1. Types of cases accepted Specifically, the People's Court accepts the following trademark cases: (1) Cases of dissatisfaction with the review decision or ruling made by the Trademark Review and Adjudication Board of the State Council's industrial and commercial administration department (hereinafter referred to as the Trademark Review and Adjudication Board); (2) Cases of dissatisfaction with the industrial and commercial administration Cases involving specific administrative actions related to trademarks made by administrative departments; (3) cases of disputes over ownership of exclusive rights to trademarks; (4) cases of disputes over infringement of exclusive rights to trademarks; (5) cases of disputes over transfer contracts for exclusive rights to trademarks; (6) cases of trademark licensing Use contract dispute cases; (7) Applications for pre-litigation cessation of trademark infringement; (8) Pre-litigation property preservation cases; (9) Pre-litigation evidence preservation cases; (10) Other trademark cases involving trademark infringement disputes In the case, if the trademark registrant or interested party requests the industrial and commercial administrative department for handling of the infringement of the exclusive right to use the trademark, and then files a lawsuit for infringement of the exclusive right to use the trademark with the People's Court to request damages, the People's Court shall still accept the case; if the case has been passed by the industrial and commercial administration, If the administrative department handles the matter, the People's Court shall still review the facts of the civil dispute between the parties. 2. Scope of Jurisdiction For the first-instance cases listed in item (1) above, the Beijing Higher People’s Court shall determine the jurisdiction of the relevant intermediate people’s courts within its jurisdiction based on the authorization of the Supreme People’s Court; in addition, the jurisdiction of the first-instance cases listed in item (2) above For cases of first instance, jurisdiction shall be determined in accordance with the relevant provisions of the Administrative Procedure Law. The first-instance cases of trademark civil disputes are under the jurisdiction of the intermediate people's courts and above; each higher people's court may, based on the actual conditions of its jurisdiction and with the approval of the Supreme People's Court, determine 1-2 basic people's courts in larger cities to accept first-instance trademarks Civil dispute cases.