We must protect the legitimate rights and interests of cultural relics in accordance with the law and seek solutions through legal channels.

Cultural relics are an important part of the country’s historical and cultural heritage and enjoy national protection. If cultural relics are trademarked by others, the reputation and value of the cultural relics may be damaged. In this case, the owner of the cultural relics can take legal measures to safeguard his legitimate rights and interests. First, the owner of a cultural relic can file an objection with the trademark registrant. If trademark registration violates the rights and interests of cultural relics, you can apply for trademark invalidation or trademark cancellation.

Secondly, if the behavior of the trademark registrant has constituted infringement, the owner of the cultural relics can protect his legitimate rights and interests through civil litigation, administrative litigation, etc., and require the trademark registrant to stop using the trademark involving cultural relics. .