Legal analysis: 1. First, write down the basic information of both parties A and B. 2. Party A will apply for trademark registration in the name of Party B for the following names to be registered. The drawings, specific categories, projects and other matters required for trademark application shall be determined by Party A. After the proposed registered name is approved and registered by the competent authority, the exclusive right to register the trademark shall be enjoyed by Party A and held by Party B on behalf of Party B. 3. State the cost responsibilities. 4. State the rights and obligations of both parties. For example, during the period of applying for trademark registration in the name of Party B, and during the period when Party B holds the registered trademark on behalf of Party B, Party B shall, according to Party A's requirements, issue relevant certification materials, affix seals, etc., to complete the application for trademark registration, objection defense, etc. of the proposed registered name. Reject review, transfer, renewal and other procedures. 5. State the liability for breach of contract. 6. State the dispute resolution method. If any dispute arises during the performance of this Agreement, it shall be resolved by both parties through negotiation; if the negotiation fails, either party has the right to file a lawsuit with the People's Court where Party A is located. 7. Finally, both parties sign and confirm the date.

Legal basis: "The People's Republic of China and the Civil Code"

Article 814 A passenger transport contract is established when the carrier issues a passenger ticket to the passenger, but the parties otherwise Exceptions may be made by agreement or other transaction customs.

Article 815 Passengers shall travel according to the time, flight and seat number recorded on the valid ticket. If a passenger travels without a ticket, travels beyond the distance, travels in a skipped class, or travels with a discounted ticket that does not meet the conditions for price reduction, he must pay the fare, and the carrier may charge an additional fare in accordance with regulations; if the passenger fails to pay the fare, the carrier may Refusal to transport. If a passenger under a real-name passenger transport contract loses his ticket, he can request the carrier to report the loss and reissue it, and the carrier is not allowed to charge the ticket price or other unreasonable fees again.