When companies apply for trademarks, they should use ordinary fonts that will not involve copyright disputes, such as Song fonts, Hei fonts, imitation Song fonts, official scripts, regular scripts, etc.

These fonts come with the computer when the system is installed. That is to say, the right to use the fonts has been given to the user along with the computer and operating system. Any further use will not be considered infringement.

Judicial findings indicate that, although most courts will support the copyright owner’s claims, the judiciary has not reached a clear and consistent conclusion on the copyright protection of trademark fonts.