Answer: Trademark exclusive rights are the rights enjoyed by trademark registrants over their registered trademarks. Trademark right is a collective concept, which includes trademark ownership and related rights such as trademark exclusive rights, trademark renewal rights, trademark transfer rights, trademark licensing rights, and trademark litigation rights. Among them, the exclusive right of trademark occupies a particularly important position. The subject of trademark rights refers to the person who legally owns the trademark. The object of trademark rights refers to a trademark approved and registered by the State Trademark Office, that is, a registered trademark. Unregistered trademarks are not protected by law and are not the subject of trademark rights. There are two types of acquisition of trademark exclusive rights, namely original acquisition and subsequent acquisition. Original acquisition, also called direct acquisition, is registered income. There are generally three principles adopted internationally: the use principle, the registration principle, and the mixed principle. Acquisition by inheritance is also called acquisition by transmission. There are two situations: one is based on the transfer contract, and the other is based on the inheritance procedure. In my country, trademark rights are obtained based on the registration principle, that is, the ownership of trademark rights is determined based on the order in which registration is applied for. If the application dates are on the same day, the first-to-use principle will apply. If the application is used on the same day or is not used at all, the applicant shall negotiate. If the negotiation fails, the applicant shall draw lots or the Trademark Office shall make a decision under the auspices of the Trademark Office. my country's trademark registration adopts the principle of voluntary registration, and at the same time, compulsory registration is implemented for a very small number of goods. Trademark exclusive rights