The standards are as follows: 1. In addition to using words and graphics that are the same as or similar to other people’s trademarks, whether other descriptive words are also added to indicate its descriptive nature shall be the criterion for judgment. 2. The judgment standard is whether the words and graphics used by the defendant are used as trademarks, or whether the words or graphics are sufficient to identify and distinguish the source of the goods. 3. The criterion is whether the significance of the explanatory text is deliberately emphasized when using the explanatory text. 4. The criterion is whether it is also marked with your own trademark. 5. Use business practices and opinions of industry associations as judgment criteria. 6. The judgment standard shall be whether the plaintiff is likely to suffer a decrease in profits and damage to reputation due to the use of the defendant. Article 7 of the Trademark Law stipulates that when applying for registration and use of a trademark, the principle of good faith shall be followed. Trademark users shall be responsible for the quality of the goods on which their trademarks are used. Industrial and commercial administrative departments at all levels should use trademark management to prevent behaviors that deceive consumers.