With the development of economy, products have become more diverse, and the various trademark registrations that have followed are also strange. There have been cases of huge losses caused by malicious trademark registrations. Many well-known large companies have done a lot of homework in this regard, and a series of fancy trademarks have been derived from this. Typical cases include trademarks derived from Internet buzzwords, trademarks that use illusions caused by subtle changes in text to influence people's judgment, and trademarks that are derived from words as synonyms. The emergence of these trademarks reflects that people are paying more and more attention to intellectual property rights, and the methods to prevent infringement have become more complete, which is a good phenomenon. Next, I will select some very interesting examples from different versions of fancy trademarks and talk about them in detail. 1. Stay steady and we will win

The meaning of this saying that spreads in online games is to let teammates who attack too aggressively play steadily and successfully win the final victory. But with its popularity, the game operating company also began to make advance preparations and made this sentence into a trademark. If such a trademark is seen by people who have never been exposed to games, they will be a little confused and not understand what it means. 2. Lao Qian Ma

Lao Qian Ma’s unique taste is deeply loved by many people, and in order to protect its intellectual property rights, this company does not hesitate to use its brains to think of possible ways to change it, so? Lao Qian Ma Qianma? trademark came into being. At first glance, these two trademarks are indeed very close. If similar products really appear, consumers can easily be misled by the wrong trademarks. 3. Chidilao

Haidilao has also taken great pains for its own development and used its imagination in trademark registration. In addition to trademarks derived from nouns like "Chi Di Lao", there are also a lot of associations with verbs. It must be said that the profoundness of Chinese culture has indeed made it more difficult for these companies to safeguard their rights.

What other interesting trademarks have you seen?