In China, the TM on the trademark also has its own special meaning. In fact, the TM mark does not protect the trademark. It is different from R. TM means that the trademark has been applied to the National Trademark Office, and The National Trademark Office has also issued a "Notice of Acceptance" and entered the opposition period. This will prevent others from filing repeated applications and also indicates that existing trademark holders have priority to use the trademark.

When the trademark has not become a registered trademark, the "TM" mark is marked. This is to tell the public that this graphic or text is used as a "trademark" for goods or services, not a name or an advertisement. publicity.

Generally there is no sign of ten.