The registration of the 666 trademark in Songshan Shaolin Temple is indeed a bit suspected of cybersquatting. Although the intention is good, it is a bit out of line and will naturally be questioned by netizens.

Shaolin Temple in Songshan Mountain is a famous Shaolin Temple in China, and even has a lot of commercial development. It was not until recently that a clothing brand was sued by Songshan Shaolin Temple that we found that Songshan Shaolin Temple had registered 666 trademarks, which really shocked us all! Business sense is really super strong.

First, Shaolin Temple in Songshan Mountain, which has been involved in commercial routes for a long time, is well aware of the importance of intellectual property rights, and naturally longs for a registered trademark to mention Shaolin Temple in Songshan Mountain. Many people know that it is the super-distinctive Shaolin Temple in China, and besides accepting apprentices, it is mostly Shang Yan.

After deeply realizing the importance of intellectual property rights, in fact, Songshan Shaolin Temple registered enough 666 trademarks in 23 years! Perhaps many people can't understand why Shaolin Temple needs a registered trademark. You should know that Shaolin Temple is a characteristic culture of China, and it will naturally be adopted by many brands or enterprises. Only by truly owning these trademarks can we protect our intellectual property rights and protect our own interests.

Second, Shaolin Temple in Songshan Mountain is not the whole of China, so its registered trademark does involve the suspicion of cybersquatting, but other Shaolin temples have no awareness of protection, which is a pity. Shaolin Temple in Songshan explained the trademark only to protect intellectual property rights, but everyone will also find it suspected of cybersquatting.

Careful people will find that the registered trademark of Shaolin Temple in Songshan actually includes Shaolin in the southeast and northwest; We should know that Songshan Shaolin Temple is not the only Shaolin Temple in China, so everyone thinks that it will be registered. Surprisingly, other Shaolin temples have almost no impulse to protect their intellectual property rights, which leads to the registration of almost all trademarks of Songshan Shaolin Temple and its unique existence.

Bian Xiao felt that Shaolin Temple in Songshan was indeed suspected of being robbed, but other Shaolin temples were really living their own lives.