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What evidence should be left for trademark use?
1. The large-scale advertisement of a trademark is direct and powerful evidence of the use of the trademark, such as commercial propaganda through newspapers, magazines, television, radio and other advertising media. But it does not include government announcements (including trademark announcements). Government announcements are only public, not commercial.

If the enterprise provides evidence that the local government announced in the local newspaper that its trademark was awarded the honorary title by the local government, the evidence is a government announcement and is not regarded as evidence of using the trademark. Trademarks involved in news reports of news media are not regarded as evidence because they are published in the nature of news and are not commercial.

2. If another person is licensed to use a trademark, the licensee's use of the trademark shall be regarded as the use of the trademark, but the registrant shall provide the above-mentioned use certificate and trademark use license contract to the Trademark Office.

3. For the purpose of export, affixing a trademark to commodities in China or their packages and parcels is also regarded as using the trademark in China.

Other materials that can be used as evidence of trademark use include product specifications, commodity entry-exit inspection and quarantine certificates, product declaration forms, etc.