From the perspective of intellectual property rights, as long as a trademark is distinctive (that is, easy to distinguish from other trademarks), does not directly involve a specific appearance in order to achieve product performance (merely serves as a mark of distinction), and does not Intentional imitation, counterfeiting, and prohibition of trademark use that do not violate relevant legal provisions are all protected by law.

As long as your trademark does not use a shield, a scale and two rifles, there should be no problem~

my country’s current trademark law also recognizes three-dimensional trademarks (such as the shape of Ronald McDonald, Coca-Cola Streamline bottles), etc. If you make a three-dimensional trademark, there will definitely be no problem. Haha