This point can be referred to how to determine the similarity of trademarks.

Trademark similarity means that the glyph, pronunciation, meaning of the words or the composition and color of the graphics are similar, or the overall structure of the combination of its various elements is similar, or the combination of its three-dimensional shape and color is similar, and it is easy to make related The public misunderstands the source of the product or believes that its source has a specific connection with the product for which the relevant trademark is used.

How to determine whether trademarks are similar?

Judge from the following aspects:

(1) Judgment subject.

The subject of judgment whether a trademark is similar or not is the relevant public. When making judgments with the relevant public as the subject, the general attention of the relevant public should be used as the standard;

(2) Judgment principles.

Whether the relevant public is confused should be the fundamental principle. The so-called confusion mainly has three situations:

First, the two completely recognize each other and mix things up.

The second is that the relevant trademarks may originate from the same entity.

The third is that it is believed that there may be a specific licensing, equity participation, control or supervision relationship between the rights holders of the relevant trademarks;

(3) Judgment method.

First, the "isolated comparison" method should be adopted, that is, the two trademarks should not be compared together, but should be compared based on memory after observing them separately.

Second, under the premise of "isolated observation", we should compare whether the most prominent, most significant, and most impressive parts of the two trademarks are similar.

Third, the trademarks should be compared as a whole instead of dividing the trademarks into several different parts and comparing the corresponding parts respectively.

Fourth, it should be considered that the distinctiveness and popularity of a trademark have a great impact on it.

Fifth, the relevance of the goods designated for the relevant trademarks should be considered.

I hope this is helpful to you, Master Quan.