This is a question my child asked me during lunch. Fortunately, I know that this English word is the first letter of "register", but there are also many times when children have problems that I have never thought about or don't know about. At this time, we will work together to find ways and means to solve the problems.

Generally speaking, such signs are related to intellectual property rights. You can see it on most of the products we come into contact with in our daily life. If you happen to have a certain product on hand, you can also take a look. For example, there is this little logo next to the trademark on the left side of this picture. This is a small snack that children often like to eat.

But don’t all items have such a mark? The answer is no. Some items are not trademarked. You can also look for items around you that do not have such a mark on them. If there is no such mark, it is not protected by law.

The children’s observations are still very subtle. We had previously collaborated on a Chinese and English storytelling album on a platform, but the work was removed from the shelves. I originally thought I had bought a book. It doesn’t matter if you read it, it shows that now we attach great importance to the protection of intellectual property rights. The common copyrights, trademark rights and patent rights in our daily life are all intellectual property rights. Have you noticed the problem I shared with you today? Do your children often chase you and perform "One Hundred Thousand Whys"? Everyone is welcome to share. See you in the next article!