Drugs and Tobacco. Currently, there are only two categories of goods that must use registered trademarks: human medicine and tobacco products, and the scope is very limited. The "Drug Administration Law" promulgated in 1984 (promulgated on September 20, 1984 and implemented on July 1, 1985) also made corresponding provisions for compulsory registration of trademarks for drugs. Article 41 of the law stipulates: "Except for traditional Chinese medicinal materials , Except for traditional Chinese medicine pieces, medicines must use registered trademarks; if they are not approved for registration, they shall not be sold in the market. "Shortly after the implementation of the "Trademark Law" and the "Trademark Law Implementation Rules", the State Council promulgated the "Tobacco Monopoly Regulations" (September 1983). Promulgated on the 23rd and implemented on November 1, 1983), Article 16 of the regulations stipulates: "Cigarettes and cigars must use registered trademarks; products without registered trademarks shall not be sold on the market." According to the regulations, From November 1, 1983, cigarettes and cigars shall also implement a compulsory trademark registration system. The 1991 "Tobacco Monopoly Law" (promulgated on June 29, 1991, implemented on January 1, 1992) replaced the "Tobacco Monopoly Regulations", but Article 20 of the "Tobacco Monopoly Law" still stipulates: "Cigarettes, cigars and Packaged cut tobacco must apply for trademark registration. Without approval and registration, it shall not be produced or sold. ”