The brand names of wine include Caiduoweng, Fengzhuang, Han Juming, Huahan Dongfang, Huajian, Jidiaotai, Jinyuming, Jiuyoutiandi, Liangweizhense, Lingxiuji, etc.

As well as Pinjiang River, Qian Jie Ming, Qian Yu, Human Glory, Grand Event Pin Qian, Wuchang Tianpin, Wine Yin Jiang, Di Yuan River, Fucheng, Geng Tan, Crane Jiang, Qunying Hall, Tiandiqin, Yuejia, Deheng, Jiejian, Tongen, Chenpu, Shengyang, Songxuan, Qinsheng, Pingming, Fengxuan, Haorong, Shengwei, Mingyang, Fenglang and other names.

Trademark name refers to the trademark title. Whether a trademark must have a name varies from country to country. Some countries or regions require trademarks to have names for easy calling, while some countries do not require this as a condition for trademark use or registration. China's trademark registration system does not require trademarks to have names.

Trademark Law

The trademark laws of various countries are different. In addition to the trademark category, the most important difference is how the exclusive right to trademark is obtained. In the United States, trademark exclusive rights are based on the first-to-use principle. Whoever uses the trademark first is legally guaranteed to enjoy the exclusive rights of the trademark, and others are not allowed to infringe on the exclusive rights of the trademark. Our country follows the first-to-apply principle.

That is, whoever applies for a trademark first will enjoy the exclusive right to the trademark after successful registration, and the same or similar trademark applied after rejection will be in the same or related category. It also follows the principle of voluntary registration. Except for certain specific industries (tobacco and leather), trademarks in other industries are voluntarily registered. Enterprises can register trademarks or not. There is no mandatory registration of trademarks.