There is a certain degree of similarity between the two business projects, which will constitute trademark infringement.

Trademark infringement refers to the use of an identical or similar trademark to the registered trademark on the same or similar goods or services without the authorization of the trademark owner. If two companies use the same trademark when selling shrimp and hot pot, and the trademark is similar to the registered trademark of another company, then it is regarded as infringing the other party's trademark rights.