No, trademark rights mainly include the exclusive use rights, prohibition rights, licensing rights and transfer rights of registered trademarks. The content of patent rights is divided into the rights of the patentee and the obligations of the patentee. The rights of the patentee include the right to exclusive implementation, the right to transfer, the right to license, the right to mark, the right to request protection, the right to waive and the right to pledge. The patentee's obligations include the obligation to pay patent annual fees as required and the obligation not to abuse patent rights. The validity period of a registered trademark is ten years, calculated from the date of approval of registration. Upon expiration, the registration can be renewed, and repeated applications can be made without restriction. The validity period of each renewal registration is 10 years. The term of invention patent rights is 20 years, and the term of utility model patent rights and design patent rights is 10 years, both calculated from the date of application. After the expiration of the patent term, the patent rights are terminated. Before the expiration of the patent right, the patentee may declare in writing to waive the patent right.